Tag: Pregnant woman

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Postpartum urination should be paid attention to, don’t let a bubble of urine spoil the new mother

Postpartum urination can be said to be the first snag after delivery. 4 ~ 6 hours after normal delivery, 4 ~ 6 hours after cesarean section pulling out the catheter, parturient must have urine. The conscientious nurses in obstetrics will take pens and small notebooks and take pains to ask their mothers if they have urinated, how many times they have urinated and how much they urinate each time. I can’t urinate at all. I only urinate a little at a time and keep trying to urinate, which indicates that the bladder function has not completely recovered. It is not uncommon that one cannot urinate. In the late pregnancy, the bladder is pulled and compressed by the uterus, the tension Read More …

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Don’t hold on to colds during pregnancy and lactation. There are ways not to feel uncomfortable.

Pregnant expectant mothers or nursing new mothers are always careful and cautious, and sometimes they are at a loss even if they encounter the most common cold. Some people choked back, no matter how serious the symptoms were, they did not dare to take medicine and did not take good measures to deal with them. In fact, it is really unnecessary to bear so much discomfort. Next, let’s take a look at how to deal with colds during pregnancy and lactation scientifically. Do you want to see a doctor? If it is determined to be the common cold, the symptoms are not serious and there is no high fever (the body temperature is greater than 39 ℃), which will generally Read More …

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Pregnant woman thigh middle pain? Be careful of pubic symphysis separation!

Pregnancy is happy and hard. From frequent vomiting and urination in the early stage to out-of-shape figure in the later stage, the expectant mother will suffer a lot, not to mention lumbago, leg pain, arm pain and other pains. Pregnancy really makes the expectant mother very strong. However, in the clinic, some expectant mothers with big stomachs twisted one step at a time and said with a full face of pain: “Doctor, I feel very painful in the middle of my thighs and cannot walk.” Why is there pain in the middle of pregnant women’s thighs? Some people think that the child may be too old, the burden is heavy and the rest is not good. Although some pregnant women Read More …

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How to do leg cramps during pregnancy?

When pregnancy enters the middle and late stages, many expectant mothers will suffer from leg cramps. Why is it easy to have leg cramps in the middle and third trimester of pregnancy? The cause of leg cramps in the second and third trimester of pregnancy is still unclear, but studies have shown that symptoms of leg cramps may occur when calcium deficiency and phosphorus increase in blood. How should leg cramp be relieved? Some claims that calcium, magnesium or B vitamins and vitamin C supplements can relieve leg cramps have not been clearly confirmed. Whether oral administration of these nutritional supplements can relieve leg cramps needs further research to determine. However, pregnant women’s demand for calcium increases during pregnancy, and Read More …

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Pregnancy and childbirth: Is how’s Sleeping Position More Suitable?

After entering the second and third trimester of pregnancy, Doctors often advise expectant mothers to lie on the left side when sleeping, As to why the left lateral position is required, Few people can say very clearly. In fact, it is suggested that the left decubitus position is based on the position of the large blood vessels of the human body. Our spine is located in the middle of the human body. The inferior vena cava is located on the right side of the spine, The abdominal aorta is located on the left side of the spine (except for a few eccentric people). In the second and third trimester of pregnancy, If you still take the supine position while sleeping, Read More …