During pregnancy, women undergo a unique experience, undergoing many physical and psychological changes. Although her pregnancy is tired, her only solace is waiting for her to receive her crown prince and her child. After the end of the pregnancy, which is nine months comes the stage of birth and exit of the fetus. In which case the woman has completed the pregnancy stage and has entered the puerperal phase. What is puerperal?
Postpartum is the postpartum stage in which the woman’s body begins to regain its original state before conception. Neonatal period begins immediately after birth and placenta exit. In this period the uterus returns to its normal size and performs its function before conception. In this period the uterus gets rid of the blood that is filled with pregnancy. Menstruation is related to the emergence of blood that resembles menstrual blood, and therefore the ruling on puerperium is the same as the ruling on menstruation with all its rulings, whether in prayer, fasting and intercourse. This period may extend up to a maximum of forty days and vary from woman to woman.
At this point you may notice some changes to your body. Including the change in your sexual desire and this is linked to the so-called “postpartum depression,” so that the focus is focused most of the time on this new child and how to deal with him. You also suffer from sagging the abdomen, which needs some time to return as before and exercise also. You will also notice an increase in your hair loss, but do not worry about it. In pregnancy, estrogen increases the density of hair and its laxity, and when the hormone disappears after birth, your hair needs some time to return to its nature. You will also notice an increase in breast size, which is normal, since it is filled with milk to feed your baby.
You will also feel some pain associated with the birth, where the uterus begins to return to normal size through contractions and movements of contractions, and continue for several days. Your constipation may increase during this period, so take precautions, such as eating high fiber foods, drinking plenty of water, milk, and natural juices.
One of the most serious symptoms of puberty that should not be neglected and treated immediately is “postpartum depression or postpartum depression.” Women suffer from a persistent state of narrowness of life and severe sleep changes, either by sleeping or sleeping most of the time, With anorexia or an increased thirst for food in a nasty way. The most dangerous is the aversion to itself and her child, and this stage may lead to suicide or child abuse, and therefore should not neglect this type of disease and try to treat it soon so as not to get over it.
At this stage you should pay attention to yourself well, so that you can overcome this stage without serious consequences or little effects. Take a rest and do not strain yourself in doing a lot of things, and use the family and husband to help you spend your needs. And take great care to eat healthy meals integrated and useful. Stay away from the practice of the marital relationship to make sure that the healing and healing of any wound resulting from the birth process.