What causes poor uterine contraction?

Under normal circumstances, a woman's uterus is only as big as a fist, but during the 10 months of pregnancy, the uterus is infinitely expanded because there is a baby and amniotic fluid in the uterus. As the baby continues to grow and develop, the uterus is slowly expanded to its maximum size. However, once delivery occurs, the uterus will naturally contract and slowly return to its normal shape. However, a small number of female friends will experience poor uterine contractions after childbirth. So what is the reason for poor uterine contractions after childbirth?

Reasons for poor uterine contractions after childbirth

1. There are placenta residues in the uterus

After a woman gives birth to the baby, she will then give birth to the embryo. After the embryo is completely delivered, many open blood sinuses will remain inside the endometrium. Some blood also flows out of these blood sinuses, but with the frequent contraction of the uterus, these blood will gradually be drawn together, and the size of the uterus will gradually decrease with the contraction of the uterus. However, once there are embryo residues left in the uterine wall, it will immediately affect the normal contraction of the uterus, making these open blood unable to close normally, and affecting the normal contraction and repair of the uterus.

2. Uterine infection caused by various reasons

If female friends are not careful about the hygiene of the vulva during and after delivery, it will immediately cause uterine swelling and infection. Once the uterus is infected, it will immediately seriously affect the normal contraction and repair of the uterus. Especially after giving birth, you must change sanitary napkins frequently and keep the vulva clean to prevent infection inside the uterus due to momentary carelessness, which will lead to poor contraction after uterine infection.

What is the reason for poor uterine contractions after childbirth? The main reasons for poor uterine contractions after childbirth are the two conditions introduced above. When there are placenta residues in the uterus, persistent lochia will immediately occur. Once persistent lochia occurs, you should be alert. The second type of infection is completely preventable, so hygiene conditions must be maintained after giving birth. Two pieces, taste very good, like a snack, but you have to stop eating it during your menstrual period.

If you have enough time, you can often cook black bean and glutinous rice porridge. The ratio of black beans and glutinous rice should be about 1:2. First, soak the black beans in water, run overnight, and then you can cook it the next day. The effect will be better if you eat it after menstruation.