Binding clothes several months after delivery.
Postpartum application of binding tape can promote the recovery of postpartum figure as soon as possible, but it can only be applied after going to the hospital for health examination 42 days after delivery and checking that the reproductive organs return to normal. If applied prematurely, it is easy to cause pelvic organ prolapse. Because the ligaments around the pelvis are loose during pregnancy, and because of the enlargement of the uterine body, the surrounding tissues are also in a relaxed state during the recovery process. If the binding band is applied too early, pelvic organ prolapse may be caused by the increase of abdominal pressure. 42 days after delivery, the reproductive organs can be restored to the pre-pregnancy state, and the binding belt can be used. You can also participate in physical exercise properly, such as jogging, yoga, postpartum exercise, etc., which is good for the recovery of your body.
Proper use of binding belt after delivery can not only promote the recovery of pelvis, but also tighten abdominal adipose tissue and skin, which will play a great role in the recovery of maternal body. For postpartum women, corsets can be used about six hours after delivery. For women who have caesarean section, it is recommended to use the binding tape more than one week after delivery and the incision is completely normal. In order to avoid premature use of abdominal band, it will affect the recovery of abdominal incision and may even lead to incision infection.
Can postpartum mania be cured?
Mania actually refers to mania, which is an emotional and psychological disease. These patients are characterized by persistent and remarkable high mood, insomnia, energy, excitement, talkativeness, exaggerated words, anticlimactic and reckless behavior. Most manic patients, especially the first-time patients, can achieve clinical recovery after taking antipsychotic drugs and mood stabilizers systematically. If there are no major changes or major life events, it will generally not recur. However, some manic patients, or patients with positive family history of psychosis, are prone to relapse after stopping taking drugs.
In medicine, there is no diagnosis of mania, only mania. In a person's life, as long as there is a manic episode, it should be considered to be diagnosed as bipolar disorder. Emotional stabilizers are the main treatment, and the most commonly used drugs in clinic are lithium carbonate, sodium valproate, magnesium valproate and so on. Of course, some antipsychotic drugs can also be used to stabilize the mood, such as quetiapine, olanzapine, risperidone, aripiprazole and so on. Which drug patients finally choose to control their clinical manifestations requires doctors to comprehensively consider gender, age, accompanying diseases and past medication history.