Women can eat grapefruit in confinement, but don't eat too much. Because grapefruit is cold, if the mother eats too much, it will lead to diarrhea when the baby is breastfeeding. Grapefruit is rich in protein and some mineral elements such as calcium, phosphorus and sodium. If the mother eats properly, these nutrients can be passed on to the baby through milk, which is very beneficial to the baby's growth.

Some lactating mothers will have some mild colds in autumn and winter. Eating grapefruit at this time can cure a cold. Grapefruit not only has anti-inflammatory pharmacological effect, but also has diuretic effect. Therefore, if the lactating mother has a fever or a heavy internal heat, she can eat some grapefruit, so that she can urinate more and gradually reduce some toxins in her body.

Matters needing attention in caesarean section

1, relax.

When you get home from the hospital, don't expect yourself to return to normal immediately. After caesarean section, the body may take about 6 months to fully recover, so it is necessary to adjust your emotions and prepare for a "protracted war."

2, insist on taking medicine

If your mother is discharged from the hospital and the doctor prescribes medicine to take at home, you should always take it, and don't stop taking it as soon as you get home. If breastfeeding, be careful not to take aspirin or drugs containing salicylic acid.

Step 3 drink plenty of water

During confinement, women should drink more water to avoid constipation, which is also conducive to breastfeeding.

Step 4 wear large underwear

Choosing a larger underwear with suspenders or boxer shorts may make the wound feel more comfortable. Sometimes, for a period of time, women may need to wear loose maternity clothes.

Step 5 protect the wound

If the wound shows signs of infection, including fever, redness or swelling; There is exudation at the wound; There is deterioration or sudden pain; Or have a fever. You should see a doctor in time.