Clinical symptoms of wind infection during confinement

Confinement is a very important link and should never be taken lightly. If you catch a cold during confinement, it will lead to sequelae. The mother will often feel that her head becomes particularly painful, and occasionally she will feel severe pain in her waist. If the mother is severely affected by the cold, she will develop symptoms of fever. Therefore, you must pay attention to maintenance and avoid catching a cold during confinement.

Postpartum wind-induced disease is the name of a disease that comes from the "Golden Chamber Synopsis·Postpartum Diseases of Women" chapter. Refers to diseases caused by external evil after childbirth. In mild cases, there are headaches, chills, occasional fever, chest tightness, dry retching, sweating, etc. In severe cases, the patient will have fever, red face, wheezing, headache, or even clenched jaw, opisthotonos, and unconsciousness. Symptoms of postpartum wind-induced dizziness, heaviness or pain in the head, numbness and pain in the waist, knees, ankles, wrists, etc., cold sweats, chills, shivering, etc. In particular, if you suffer from postpartum wind, it will hinder the blood circulation in the uterus, cause blood stasis, reduce the function of the reproductive organs and urinary system, and affect the blood circulation in the lower limbs.

After childbirth, the joints that make up the pelvis and all the parts of the body are in a loose state. Because of various physical changes and symptoms such as physical loss and bleeding caused by childbirth, it takes 6 weeks for the mother to return to normal physical condition. This period of time is called the postpartum period. If you don't take proper care during this period, you will suffer from postpartum wind for the rest of your life.

One is that the weak body due to childbirth is exposed to cold, and the cold starts from the lower abdomen and spreads throughout the body.

Another cause is excessive joint mobility. Although the joints are not overactive before delivery, after delivery, if the synovial fluid in the synovial bursa of the joint is poorly secreted, symptoms such as numbness in the wrists may occur with the slightest exertion. This is caused by excessive blood loss after childbirth, or malnutrition and poor blood circulation.

Women who give birth at an advanced age, have difficult labor, have a caesarean section, or have multiple miscarriages are more likely to suffer from postpartum stroke. Symptoms usually appear 8 weeks after delivery. If left untreated, they may last for months or even years, so you must pay attention.

Symptoms of postpartum wind

Symptoms of postpartum wind-induced dizziness, heaviness or pain in the head, numbness and pain in the waist, knees, ankles, wrists, etc., cold sweats, chills, shivering, etc. In particular, if you suffer from postpartum wind, it will hinder the blood circulation in the uterus, cause blood stasis, reduce the function of the reproductive organs and urinary system, and affect the blood circulation in the lower limbs.

If you experience unexplained sweating, physical fatigue, panic or palpitations, sudden loss of appetite, etc., you should suspect the possibility of postpartum wind. When the condition is serious, one cannot sleep without a quilt even in the hottest days of summer.