Women who give birth normally usually stay in bed 1 2 days after delivery. They can get up to go to the toilet by themselves and stand or walk for a short time. About 2 weeks after delivery, you can do some light housework and do some health exercises. 40 to 50 days after delivery, if there is no abnormality in the recovery process, you can resume your daily activities like ordinary people.
Postpartum health care campaigns should be carried out with the permission of doctors and nurses. In order to coordinate the recovery of physical strength, we should start with light exercise and gradually increase the amount of exercise. You should urinate before doing gymnastics, and you can't continue doing exercises when you have a fever. Keep the indoor air fresh and happy. It should be noted that during the whole puerperium, you should not engage in excessive physical labor, nor should you often pick up, carry or lift heavy objects to avoid pelvic floor tissue relaxation and uterine prolapse.
Do not exercise for more than 15 minutes for the first time after delivery, and do it once or twice a day. It is best to lie on a blanket or yoga mat during exercise to avoid discomfort to the coccyx. If you have chest tightness, pain, discomfort or difficulty breathing during exercise, you should stop exercising immediately.