Postpartum care

2024-02-23 09:45:58
Please tell me how to take care of a mother during postpartum. We mother's absolutely take care of baby but how a mother should be. In our tradition we put socks, sweaters, scarfs and do not touch cold water and all. Is that necessary. How many days should we take care.
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Answered2024-02-23 13:18:32

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A good question . Drink about a liter of milk if you are breastfeeding . Have plenty of green vegetables and fruits . Protein is a must - eggs, fish , chicken , daal paneer , soyabean Move around . Take care of your baby yourself . Do not stress on any account . Try to complete your 8 hrs of sleep . Avoid ghee and fat in any form that we take traditionally . Don’t get obese . Must have enough privacy to feed your baby at its due time .

Answered2024-02-23 11:52:12

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The main things to take care of in post partum is 1. Your mental health. Find 10-15 mins of silence / calm for yourself. 2. Breast - make sure both the breast are emptied after baby has finished feeding. Wear a good bra support. 3. Vaginal discharge - discharge in post partum period can vary. Reddish- whitish- yellowish. Maintain perineal hygiene. 4. If baby delivered by cs, take care of your stitches. Go for follow up with your doctor. These are the main ones. Rest you can conmec.

Answered2024-02-23 10:06:46

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Answered2024-02-23 11:22:09

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Answered2024-02-23 10:54:27

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Breastfeeding every 2 hours even at night Can eat high protein diet Do all household works If stiches keep part clean and dry

Answered2024-02-23 10:04:35

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