Confinement refers to about 42 days after a woman gives birth to a child. During this period, the parturient is in the recovery period of body organs, so this stage is called puerperium. So, how long does it take for pregnant women to sit on the moon?

In this period, confinement is more important for the parturient. The quality of the sitting position will have a very important impact on the future pregnancy of the parturient, and it will also bring symptoms such as moon disease and affect the life of the parturient. The term of confinement is usually about one month, that is, 30 days. If the maternal body has not fully recovered within 30 days, it will take a longer time, about 42 days.

The confinement period is also an important period for the growth and development of newborns. During this period, the physical development of newborns is also different from day to day. During this period, women should have a good rest, make their bodies recover quickly, and take good care of newborns and breastfeed.

Maternal women should keep enough sleep at home after delivery, have a good rest and don't make themselves too tired. Be careful not to lie in bed all month. Under normal circumstances, you can get out of bed and do some light exercise on the third day after delivery. Maternal women should do proper exercise during confinement, such as postpartum yoga or gymnastics, which is helpful for their body shape. Postpartum women should touch cold water as little as possible, and can take a bath with boiled water such as ginger peel, wormwood leaf or Spatholobus stem.