Xiaohui is going to give birth. Due to tonic and edema during pregnancy, Xiaohui, who was originally less than 100 kg, has now exceeded 130 kg. Xiaohui found on the Mommy Forum that many pregnant mothers can lose 20 pounds quickly after giving birth to their children! This is an endless motivation for Xiaohui, who loves beauty. She is also determined to restore her pre-pregnancy figure within one month.

For some pregnant mothers, they can really lose 20 kg after giving birth, but most pregnant mothers lose about 10 kg after giving birth. The weight of 10 kg mainly comes from:

Baby weight: 6-7 kg;

Placental weight:1-2 kg;

Blood and amniotic fluid: about 2 kg;

Therefore, according to the standard, the weight of pregnant mothers after delivery will be reduced by about 10 kg.

Of course, the weight of pregnant mothers will continue to decrease after this, and the excess water stored in your cells during pregnancy and the liquid produced by excess blood in your body will gradually be excreted. By the week after delivery, you will lose almost 3-4 Jin of water.

Most pregnant mothers want to get back to their prenatal figure as soon as possible. Need to be reminded that if it is a caesarean section, we must pay attention to the recovery of the wound and do not exercise vigorously.

Second, from there to nothing: waiting for the placenta to fall off automatically.

Xiao K, a netizen who has just become a new mommy, has been very upset recently. At that time, the baby was born smoothly and didn't even go to the hospital. At that time, everyone saw that Xiao K was in good condition, so they didn't go to the hospital for examination. Whether the placenta fell off smoothly or not, everyone didn't care.

It was not until the third day after delivery that Xiao K found that there was no dull pain in his lower abdomen, which was abnormal. He hurried to the hospital for examination, only to find that the placenta had not fallen off cleanly, so he could only have another Qing palace operation.

The meaning of placenta is like a protective pad for a baby's growth. After the baby is born, the meaning of the existence of placenta no longer exists. About 5 minutes to 2 hours after delivery, the placenta will fall off, thus forming a palm-sized wound in the uterus. Of course, the soft tissue will definitely bleed, about 300 ml. These blood volumes are stored during pregnancy and will not cause any adverse effects on the body. Expectant mothers do not have to worry at all.

If the placenta does not fall off naturally or remains unclean, puerperal infection, uterine involution and postpartum hemorrhage are easy to occur. When individual residual placental tissue forms polyps in the uterine cavity and causes persistent vaginal bleeding, surgery should be taken to remove the polyps.

Third, from big to small: the uterus contracts rapidly.

A woman's uterus is the source of life. From the day of pregnancy, the uterus has become a small house for the baby to grow up. This magical little house will even expand and deform with the baby's growth and development until the baby gives birth smoothly. Then, after the baby is born, what will happen to the uterus of 1000 grams?

For lying-in women, after delivery, the uterus will rapidly shrink from the size of fitness ball to the size of melon under the action of contracting muscles on its wall. After the placenta is discharged, the uterus will contract immediately, and a hard spherical uterus can be felt by hand in the abdomen, and its highest point is as high as the level of the navel. After that, the height of the uterine fundus will drop by 1-2 cm every day, and the uterus will become smaller and fall into the pelvic cavity within about 10- 14 days after delivery. At this time, the bottom of the uterus is untouchable in the abdomen.

Whether the uterus recovers well can be inferred from the decline of the uterine bottom. Generally speaking, on the first day after delivery, the bottom of the uterus can be lowered to the navel. After 6 weeks, the uterus gradually shrinks to 60-70 grams. This process is called uterine contraction. Under normal circumstances, every parturient should go to the obstetric examination in about 42 days to understand the uterine contraction.

Generally speaking, it takes about 6-8 weeks for the postpartum uterus to return to its original size.

Fourth, from strong to weak: the body feels weak.

At the moment of delivery, all mothers will become powerful fighters. In particular, expectant mothers who give birth naturally need to cooperate with the doctor with all their strength to let the baby deliver through the birth canal smoothly. After the baby was successfully delivered, some mothers described it as: the whole body was limp, just like floating in the clouds, and the hands and feet were numb, and even the eyes could not be seen clearly. It can be seen how laborious and difficult the production is.

Not to mention the sudden birth of a baby weighing several kilograms, the swollen stomach suddenly collapsed, and the internal organs and uterus that had been stretched and deformed regained more space after childbirth and began to gradually return to their original positions, which would make the expectant mother relax.

When giving birth to a baby, she suddenly tried her best to empty her whole body. The new mommy will definitely feel collapsed, numb and dizzy. Not only that, the organs of the whole body begin to slide down and get close to the original position, which will also make the new mother feel uncomfortable, and the discomfort and fatigue caused by these organs during the recovery process is irresistible.