The second child was born naturally and the lochia disappeared after 10 days

The fetus chose a normal delivery and the lochia disappeared 10 days after delivery, which is also normal. Because if the second child is delivered successfully, the embryo and fetal membrane are discharged completely during delivery, there is no incomplete adhesion and exfoliation, and the uterus is well repaired. The duration of general stubborn lochia, serous lochia and milky white lochia will be shortened. At the same time, because the second child usually has more severe uterine contractions 2 to 3 days after delivery, the blood in the uterine cavity will be discharged earlier and more completely after delivery, and the duration of lochia will be shortened. After giving birth, you must maintain daily cleaning of your private parts.

First of all, under normal circumstances, the discharge of lochia for women who give birth naturally or by caesarean section can last for four to six weeks. However, due to individual physical conditions, the time it takes to discharge lochia after delivery may vary. If the symptoms are completely gone within ten days, it is normal. Don't worry if you don't feel any discomfort. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a follow-up visit after one month, and you can choose to do a B-ultrasound examination to check the condition of the uterine wall repair.

Secondly, pregnant women should be careful not to eat cold or spicy foods after giving birth. Pay attention to keeping your abdomen warm to avoid catching a chill from the wind. In addition, mothers should be careful not to make themselves too tired after giving birth, and should eat more nutritious foods to improve their physical fitness.

Finally, mothers can help discharge postpartum lochia by eating some hawthorn berries and drinking more brown sugar ginger water. You can help the discharge of postpartum lochia by letting your baby drink breast milk as soon as possible. In addition, you should pay attention to strengthening exercise and maintaining the hygiene of your private parts. That will help to discharge postpartum lochia as quickly as possible!

How to take care of lochia during pregnancy

1. Ensure the genitals are clean

The old idea is that pregnant women cannot take a bath or wash their hair during the confinement period. In fact, this behavior is unreasonable. Pregnant women should clean their private parts with warm water every day, and make sure that the lochia and other stains in the private parts and anus are cleaned up; wash the sanitary pads frequently, and the sanitary pads should be packed intact. When changing the pads, do not touch the middle of the sanitary pads with your hands to avoid contamination; wash underwear frequently to ensure that the private parts are clean and dry.

2. It is absolutely forbidden to have sexual intercourse within 2 months after the birth of the child. If the child was delivered by caesarean section, sexual intercourse can be resumed after 3 months.

3. For healthy pregnant women, moderate physical and mental activities are beneficial to the discharge of postpartum lochia. When the human body is tending to recover, pregnant women can be encouraged to wake up and move around appropriately, which is beneficial to the circulation of blood and qi and the discharge of residual turbidity in the uterus.

4. Maintain indoor air quality circulation to remove foul air, but pay attention to keep warm and avoid catching cold. If you have blood heat syndrome, you should not wear too warm clothes.

5. Rest in bed, avoid mental excitement, maintain a happy mood, comfort the patient, eliminate mental worries, and pay special attention to unexpected mental stimulation.

6. To improve nutrition, the diet should always be light in taste, and avoid eating cold, spicy, greasy, and foods that are difficult to digest. In order to avoid damp and hot foods that help evil, you can eat more fresh fruits. If the patient has qi deficiency, he should be given old hen soup, longan soup, etc. If the blood is hot, you can eat fresh fruits such as pears, oranges, and melons, but they should be taken warm.