Intermittent bleeding during lactation

During the confinement period, mothers should not only pay attention to their milk secretion, but also pay attention to the lochia. If the intermittent bleeding during lactation has not been improved, they should seek medical attention in time. It is best to go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound and ask the doctor for treatment. Continuous bleeding is related to the poor recovery of the mother's uterus. The mother should also pay attention to the occurrence of anemia and strengthen her diet. When bleeding continues, she should also pay attention to the cleanliness of her private parts to avoid infection.

Intermittent lochia after childbirth may be caused by endocrine disorders. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound examination and six hormone tests to find out the cause and then start treatment.

Intermittent lochia after delivery may be related to incomplete uterine involution. Intermittent lochia after delivery may be related to incomplete uterine involution. Especially when the mother has problems such as insufficient qi and blood, kidney deficiency, qi stagnation and blood stasis, it is more likely to have persistent lochia. It is recommended to pay more attention to dietary nutrition, eat more meat and drink broth, and pay attention to rest. If the condition is serious, you can see a gynecologist or Chinese medicine doctor for conditioning.

Intermittent lochia after delivery may be caused by poor uterine contractions. Intermittent lochia after delivery may be caused by poor uterine contractions leading to continuous bleeding. It is best to conduct targeted conditioning and treatment under the guidance of a doctor after a follow-up examination. You can take Zhuyu Chinese medicine granules under the guidance of a doctor, pay attention to postpartum care, eat less spicy food, avoid having sex, pay attention to rest, eat more nutritious food, and your condition will generally gradually improve.

Intermittent lochia after delivery may also be due to residual tissue, which may be caused by uterine malformations, uterine fibroids, etc. It may also be due to the unskilled operation operator, resulting in incomplete removal of pregnancy tissue, causing some tissue to remain in the uterine cavity. At this time, in addition to the unclean lochia, the amount of bleeding varies, with blood clots inside, and is accompanied by intermittent abdominal pain.

Intermittent lochia after delivery may also be caused by uterine cavity infection, which may be caused by taking a tub bath after delivery, or unclean sanitary napkins, or having sexual intercourse before a full month after delivery, or by the operator's failure to disinfect the operation strictly. At this time, the lochia has a foul odor, there is tenderness in the abdomen, and it is accompanied by fever. A blood test shows an increase in the total white blood cell count.

Intermittent lochia after delivery may also be due to weak uterine contractions. It may be caused by failure to rest well after delivery, or by poor health or prolonged delivery, which consumes qi and blood, resulting in weak uterine contractions, continuous lochia, and repeated lochia.

Intermittent lochia after delivery may also be caused by premature tonic. If a new mother eats sesame oil chicken too early (such as eating sesame oil chicken in the first or second week), it will make it difficult to discharge the lochia, and even cause delayed postpartum hemorrhage, which can easily cause blood clots to accumulate in the uterus, and may even lead to endometritis and sepsis.