What will happen if you get caught in the rain during confinement?

After a woman has given birth or had a miscarriage, she needs to stay at home to recuperate and allow her body functions to return to normal. Generally speaking, it is best not to go out during the confinement period. If you catch a cold or get a chill, it will be detrimental to your body's recovery. Some women go out on rainy days during their confinement period and get caught in the rain. Will they get confinement sickness at this time?

The so-called postpartum disease refers to the diseases caused by external or internal injuries suffered by women within one month after giving birth (including miscarriage), which are left behind if they are not cured during the confinement period. After giving birth, women's muscles, bones and pores are opened, their bodies are weak, and their insides and outsides are empty. If wind and cold invade accidentally at this time, or if they are extremely angry or sad, or have too much sexual intercourse, these may cause postpartum disease. The clinical manifestations of postpartum disease are: fear of cold, fear of wind, sweating, and joint pain. The pain is aggravated by cold, windy, or rainy weather. Postpartum illness caused by depression may also be accompanied by symptoms such as numbness, convulsions, and bloating; postpartum illness caused by sexual intercourse during the confinement period may also have symptoms such as weakness in the limbs, back pain, and drowsiness; postpartum illness caused by anger may also be accompanied by symptoms such as pain in large and small joints and headaches. ;Postpartum disease and postpartum treatment have two meanings:

1. If you get sick during the confinement period, you must take the time to treat it. Don’t delay. It will be difficult to treat after the confinement period.

2. If the root cause of postpartum disease is left, it will be relatively easier to treat during the next postpartum period. However, it should be pointed out that this does not mean that postpartum diseases cannot be cured outside the confinement period. Therefore, there is no need to artificially create an opportunity for confinement to treat postpartum diseases. It will take some time (3-5 months) to treat postpartum diseases outside the confinement period, because the tendons, bones and pores have closed and the wind and cold have been trapped in the body. However, as long as the cause is found and targeted treatment is given, complete cure is likely. Postpartum sickness can easily be misdiagnosed as rheumatism or rheumatoid disease. If it is treated as a rheumatic disease, the effect will be minimal, or the treatment may be effective but relapse soon after the medication is stopped.

Postpartum illness is very painful, so we should take precautions before it happens.