What kind of bandage is better for postpartum?
It is very important for postpartum mothers for women to recover pelvis in time. Poor recovery will not only widen the crotch and enlarge the buttocks, but also cause O-leg, low back pain, pubic pain, urinary incontinence and uterine prolapse. Due to the irregularity of human pelvic structure, the prominent trochanter on both sides of human body and the bulge of hip muscles, some common pelvic straps are unreasonable in design, simple and rough in workmanship, and are most likely to slide up and down after use, which is uncomfortable, not only wasting time, but also missing opportunities. These will affect the use effect of postpartum mothers.
In fact, there are two kinds of postpartum abdomen. Let's take a look at these kinds. The advantage of tearing postpartum corset is that it can adjust the tightness, and there will be no situation that some mothers prepare postpartum corset early before giving birth, but it is not suitable after giving birth. Postpartum corset is what some mothers call mommy's corset. The corset is characterized by being wrapped around the body layer by layer. The corset can also be adjusted to be elastic and breathable, which is very suitable for summer use. Postpartum corset is an ordinary postpartum corset, and there are no special requirements.
What is the birth control pill?
Contraceptive pills generally refer to contraceptives used by women, which are mostly composed of estrogen and progesterone, as well as unilateral progesterone and some non-steroidal drugs. Contraceptive pills can affect different links in the reproductive process, thus achieving the purpose of anti-fertility. There is no satisfactory drug for male contraceptives at present.
According to the different mechanisms of action, contraceptives can be divided into the following categories: ① They mainly inhibit ovulation and change cervical mucus, making it difficult for sperm to penetrate, such as compound preparations composed of estrogen and progesterone. ② Obstructing the transportation of fertilized eggs mainly by changing the activity mode of uterus and fallopian tubes or other ways, such as low-dose progesterone, external spermicide, sterilization drugs, etc. ③ Drugs that mainly interfere with the implantation of pregnant eggs, such as high-dose progesterone. ④ Drugs that mainly affect the function of uterus and placenta, such as antiprogesterone, 3β- hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase inhibitor and prostaglandin. According to different routes of administration, contraceptives can be divided into oral contraceptives, injectable contraceptives, vaginal contraceptives and subcutaneous implants.
Scope of application: Oral contraceptives can be used to treat functional uterine bleeding, female infertility, habitual abortion, endometriosis, primary dysmenorrhea, irregular menstruation and so on.