How long does it take for blurred vision to recover after childbirth?

Generally speaking, after a new mother gives birth, her estrogen level will decrease, and her vision loss will gradually improve and recover. No special treatment is needed, and pregnant mothers do not need to worry too much. If the vision loss persists and cannot be alleviated or has a tendency to worsen, it is best to consult a specialist to avoid changes in the eye area due to other factors and strive for timely treatment and recovery.

Generally speaking, the decline in eyesight after giving birth can be naturally restored as long as you pay attention to the time you use your eyes and protect your eyesight. After giving birth, some pregnant women do not pay attention to their eyes and often overuse their eyes, which causes blurred vision. At this time, scientific and standardized recovery methods are needed. Eat more foods that are good for the eyes, pay more attention to rest, don't stay up late all the time, develop a habit of getting up early and going to bed early, do eye exercises regularly to make your eyes comfortable, don't keep looking at mobile phones and computers, and pay more attention to protecting your eyesight.

Some pregnant women had very good eyesight before, but after giving birth, their eyes are not only tired, but they also feel dizzy, vertigo, and blurred vision. This is because excessive force is exerted during childbirth, which causes conjunctival congestion and changes in the refractive power of both eyes, leading to dizziness, lightheadedness, and blurred vision. Preventive measures: Generally, it can be recovered slowly and naturally. During the recovery period, some eye drops can be used under the guidance of a doctor.

Pregnant women with myopia may have their myopia slightly aggravated during pregnancy and after childbirth, so they should maintain their eyesight regularly. If they find that their previous myopia glasses are no longer suitable, do not just use them. Preventive measures: Wearing a pair of comfortable "temporary myopia glasses" is essential for postpartum care.

In terms of prevention, experts suggest that women can take some vitamin E and vitamin B1 regularly in winter after giving birth. In addition, avoid reading books and newspapers in strong light or in the shade of light sources, which is beneficial to the maintenance of your eyes. If you already have myopia, in addition to taking medicine, you should also have your eyesight checked after giving birth to prevent changes in refraction after giving birth. If changes have occurred, you should promptly undergo a vision check and re-fit your glasses, which is very important for the recovery and health care of your eyes after childbirth.