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How many days do you ovulate after delivery? Should you use a corset after delivery?
Many couples think that lactation is a safe period, so it is not so easy to get pregnant, so they don't do contraception, which leads to unexpected pregnancy. At this time, the first baby is very small, and this one can't be born. As a result, they had to have an abortion, sad and hurt. In fact, postpartum is not a safe period. Women have resumed ovulation during lactation, so they must adopt the same room contraception. So, how many days after delivery is the ovulation period? Should I use a corset after childbirth?

How many days do you ovulate after delivery?

Under normal circumstances, ovulation will resume after 4 to 6 months of postpartum lactation. There are also premature or delayed. The early one can be advanced to the full moon, and the late one can be delayed until the whole lactation period without ovulation, so that menstruation will not come. Generally, IUD is placed three months after normal delivery and half a year after cesarean section. Contraceptive measures should be taken before placing intrauterine devices. Condoms can be used, and birth control pills are not allowed if breastfeeding. If you have a caesarean section, you can get pregnant at least two years after the operation.

The recovery of postpartum ovulation is related to whether the parturient is breastfeeding and the length of breastfeeding. Women who are not breastfeeding after delivery rarely ovulate within 4 weeks; About10%-15% of ovulation within 6 weeks after delivery; 30% ovulate within 3 months after delivery; The ovulation recovery of lactating women is late, mostly 4-6 months after delivery, but some women ovulate within 6 weeks after delivery. In addition, maternal age and obesity will also have a certain impact. For obese women over 34 years old, the time of ovulation 1 time in puerperium is often delayed. The time of postpartum menstrual resurgence is also related to whether the mother is breastfeeding.

Should I use a corset after childbirth?

Postpartum corset is still needed, and generally speaking, except for special self-factors such as body allergy to corset, corset has no side effects. However, most of the side effects are caused by improper use of corsets or poor materials. Long-term use of corset usually brings some side effects. Generally speaking, you should not use corsets for more than 8 hours a day. Also, it is best to untie it when lying in bed or sitting and resting, and then tie it when getting out of bed. Under normal circumstances, the corset should be taken off 30 minutes after meals, after urinating and before going to bed every day.

(1) Long-term use of corset will lead to poor blood circulation. 24 hours and long-term use of corsets are harmful to health. If the corset is tied for too long, it will lead to poor blood circulation, especially the resistance of inferior vena cava, which will induce varicose veins of lower limbs, hemorrhoids, lumbar muscle strain and so on.

(2) Long-term use of corset affects milk secretion. The band will directly compress the stomach cavity and intestine, affecting the digestive function and absorption function. After a long time, it will lead to malnutrition or lack of maternal nutrition, resulting in decreased milk or decreased milk quality, which is extremely unfavorable to breastfeeding.

(3) Using corsets for a long time is not good for slimming. In fact, wearing a corset for too long is not conducive to slimming. Because the corset is used for too long, it will seriously affect blood circulation and limit the activities of lumbar muscles and abdominal back. Moreover, because the arteries are not smooth, the blood supply capacity of blood vessels is limited, which will lead to insufficient blood supply to the heart. Greater stress will also affect the intestines, making peristalsis slow after meals, leading to loss of appetite or constipation.