During the journey of pregnancy, motherhood, childbearing and upbringing, women undergo different stages. Each phase has its own psychological and physiological changes, each of which has its characteristic characteristics. This.
Menopause is the stage that a woman undergoes after giving birth to her expected child and ending the stage of pregnancy that she has undergone for nine months. At this stage, the woman gradually regains her normal body condition and returns as before pregnancy. At this stage, the uterus returns to normal size before pregnancy , And due to perform the function that was performed before pregnancy, the uterus in pregnancy doubles the size of normal 22 times, and increases from about 50 grams to about one hundred and one hundred grams, and the body is due to the physiological state it was in the past, and gradually lose women in this period Weighing weight Which she gained in pregnancy.
In the puerperal phase, the body works to rid the uterus of the blood it has during pregnancy, as well as rid of some excess cells, and continue bleeding in the period of two days to four days and may extend to a little more, a period varies From woman to other. During this period, the body also disposes of other fluids in the womb that may be water or greasy. In addition to this, the blood circulation of women at this stage and the rate of breathing back to their predecessors as they were before pregnancy.
In this period of puberty, the woman undergoes many psychological changes. She suffers from a conflict of feelings between joy, sadness, insomnia and pain. She also suffers from rapid hormonal changes, depression as a result of the change and great transformation that takes place in her life and her husband’s life. Some women may develop at this stage a serious disease known as “puerperal fever,” a disease suffered by women because of the bacteria in the uterus, which is weak and vulnerable at the time.
Women in the puerperal phase should be careful to apply the following tips to mitigate the negative effects of the stage. She should be careful to take as much rest as possible, and breastfeeding helps to restore the uterus to its normal size, and to eat vegetables, fruits and foods rich in vitamins and iron. Women should also be careful to keep the birth wound both in normal delivery and caesarean section clean.