Symptoms After Childbirth Are Common To Note

Having just undergone the process of giving birth hard, women who have not been rested yet still face many painful and uncomfortable postpartum symptoms.
Swelling of the belly
The process of giving birth has pushed out a large amount of amniotic fluid but in some people, the abdomen is still bloated and swollen, especially by caesarean section. Usually only 5 days after birth, the phenomenon will subside and disappear.
Some pregnant women also have swelling in their legs but it will help if they lie down. If one side of the leg is gone and the other is still swollen and painful, it is very likely that an aneurysm sinks due to a blood clot, so see a doctor immediately

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Abdominal pain due to uterine contractions
This usually occurs within a few days after birth because the uterus shrinks to its original size, which can last up to 9 months or during breastfeeding.
In addition, breastfeeding encourages the mother's body to release oxytocine, the hormone that causes uterine contractions.
After childbirth often feel abdominal pain due to uterine contractions
Dull pain in the vulva area
This phenomenon usually takes place from birth to 6 weeks, usually in women giving birth for the first time The cause of the pain is that the perineum (the area between the vulva and anus) is swollen, torn, or is due to a vulvectomy.




Pregnant women should be cautious when standing up, sitting down. If sitting, moms should sit on soft chairs and minimize contact with the vulva area, even when bathing. If it is painful, ice can be applied or hospitalized for treatment.
Vaginal bleeding
Usually occurs within 6 weeks after birth, including in normal and caesarean births. A sloughing of the lining of the uterus makes the woman feel like menstruation. Bleeding from the vulva after birth is usually light and then turns dark red, pink or clear, yellow.
There are cases after birth, stop bleeding early for a short time then resume, especially when women are active If no fever, abdominal pain, or uterine pain occurs, bleeding within the first 6 weeks is considered normal.



If over time the blood is still flowing, it is advisable to seek medical treatment.
Strain breasts
2 to 5 days after giving birth, most women experience this condition in some women. This is because the milk supply system has begun to be activated. When the system has finished adjusting to a steady state, tension will disappear.
2 to 5 days after giving birth, women often have chest pains
Women should wear a bra that is wide enough to support the breasts both day and night, breastfeed when needed, and use chilled cabbage leaves to apply breast. If there is a lot of milk and the baby cannot breastfeed in time, the mother can squeeze out the reserve in the refrigerator to use when needed.
Uncontrollable urination
Usually appears within 8 weeks of birth, especially the first few days. It only takes a woman to sneeze or cough to produce urine.



This is because after birth, the muscles and ligaments of the pelvis weaken so it is difficult to control the excretion of urine, the bladder is pushed away from the old position.
Constipation
Usually within a few days after birth, especially in caesarean section. To overcome, should drink plenty of water, increase fiber-rich foods such as vegetables, fruits, eat soft digestible
Uncontrollable urination
Usually appears within 8 weeks of birth, especially the first few days. It only takes a woman to sneeze or cough to produce urine. This is because after birth, the muscles and ligaments of the pelvis weaken so it is difficult to control the excretion of urine, the bladder is pushed away from the old position..

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