50 days after delivery, I have some bleeding again. What's going on?

Under normal circumstances, there will be no bleeding 50 days after delivery, because the lochia will be discharged within a week. Therefore, if there is bleeding 50 days after delivery, it may be due to the arrival of menstruation, which is a sign that the body has recovered. It is abnormal for women to continue bleeding after childbirth, which may cause anemia in women. Therefore, attention should be paid to the treatment of postpartum hemorrhage and diet.

1. Under normal circumstances, lochia has a bloody smell, but it is not smelly. The amount does not exceed the menstrual volume. It is shiny, transparent, not dirty, and not dark. It will be clear in 15 to 20 days.

2. The time when each woman discharges lochia after childbirth is not the same. The lochia will be discharged about 3 weeks after a woman gives birth.

3. If the lochia is still not clear after more than 2 months after delivery, it should be considered as lochia uncleanness. Common causes of lochia include the presence of pregnancy materials such as placenta in the uterine cavity, some infections in the uterine cavity, incomplete recovery of the uterus, some residual tissues, decidua, etc.

Lower abdominal pain one month after delivery is usually caused by poor postpartum physical weakness and care, and you should pay more attention to bed rest. Pregnant women experience lower abdominal pain after delivery. Many of them appear 1 to 2 days after delivery. It is mostly caused by postpartum weakness or poor care. The first thing to do to treat lower abdominal pain after delivery is to keep a good mood.

When abdominal pain occurs, do not be overly nervous so that your qi and blood can flow smoothly, which will relieve the pain. After giving birth, you must insist on staying in bed to ensure adequate rest, and avoid standing or sitting for too long.

Can I eat spicy food 50 days after giving birth?

Generally speaking, it is not recommended to eat spicy food right after giving birth, as the stomach and intestines are very fragile and easily irritated. A foodie who cannot live without spicy food may break the rule once or twice, and although his mouth enjoys the food and he does not feel any discomfort, in fact, his stomach is suffering. After giving birth, the digestive system of the mother is damaged. Coupled with the lack of exercise during the postpartum period, many mothers will suffer from constipation or even hemorrhoids. The heat of chili peppers can stimulate the stomach and intestines, aggravating constipation and hemorrhoids and increasing the burden on the body.

The weather is dry in autumn and winter, and even a light diet can easily cause fires, not to mention spicy food. Mothers with postpartum heat syndrome need to avoid spicy food. Not only that, they also need to be careful about symptoms of getting angry and eat some foods that can reduce internal heat to regulate their bodies.

Generally speaking, it is not recommended to eat spicy food right after giving birth, as the stomach and intestines are very fragile and easily irritated. A foodie who cannot live without spicy food may break the rule once or twice, and although his mouth enjoys the food and he does not feel any discomfort, in fact, his stomach is suffering. A healthy stomach and intestines are crucial to maintaining good health, especially the digestive system of mothers during the confinement period, which directly affects the nutritional intake and thus affects the body's recovery after delivery. For the sake of their own health, mothers still have to control their diet.

After giving birth, the digestive system of the mother is damaged. Coupled with the lack of exercise during the postpartum period, many mothers will suffer from constipation or even hemorrhoids. The heat of chili peppers can stimulate the stomach and intestines, aggravating constipation and hemorrhoids and increasing the burden on the body.