Drink these four kinds of soups when delivering a baby by caesarean section

Women who have undergone a caesarean section seem to have started over again from the brink of life, and confinement is the best period to help women recuperate and recover. Caesarean section makes a woman's body very weak, so postpartum care is particularly important. Diet therapy not only maintains health but also replenishes qi, and most importantly, it is non-toxic. Because women in confinement still need to breastfeed their newborn babies, if they choose some medicines to help recovery, it may cause harm to themselves and the baby's body. Shenghua Tang, Bazhen Tang, Dayue Tang and Buzhong Yiqi Tang are the four most suitable soups for postpartum women to supplement nutrition. As long as female friends insist on eating them during the confinement period, they can recover easily and quickly.

1. Shenghua Tang

This soup is a favorite among postpartum mothers. It can effectively treat postpartum blood deficiency and cold, abdominal pain caused by uterine congestion, and postpartum lochia that cannot flow out. However, the drinking time of Shenghua Tang should not exceed 2 weeks after delivery. It is best to start 2 to 3 days after delivery and take it for about 7 to 10 days, one dose a day, divided into two doses in the morning and evening. Mothers who have given birth naturally can take 7 patches, while mothers who have given birth by caesarean section can take fewer, about 5 patches. The specific dosage should be based on the doctor's diagnosis.

If the mother takes it beyond this time, it may have a negative impact on the regeneration of the endometrium, and in severe cases may cause continuous bleeding. In addition, mothers should not imitate the prescriptions on the Internet to make the medicine. They must ask a Chinese medicine practitioner to confirm the diagnosis and then consume it according to their own physical constitution. If the mother suffers from cold, fever, cough and other diseases during taking Shenghua Tang, she should stop taking Shenghua Tang immediately and return for a checkup as soon as possible.

2. Eight Treasures Soup

I was watching "The Beauty Weiyoung" some time ago, in which Li Changxi used Bazhen Soup for beauty care. In fact, Bazhen Soup is not only for beauty care, its most important function is to replenish Qi and blood. It is very suitable for women with yellow complexion, irregular menstruation, or Qi and blood deficiency after surgery or childbirth. Moreover, most of the ingredients in Bazhen Soup are tonic, such as ginseng, Atractylodes macrocephala, white Poria cocos, Chinese angelica, etc., which have nothing to do with it even if you are breastfeeding. Of course, if you find it troublesome to decoct the medicine, you can also take Bazhen Pills, which is a Chinese patent medicine and is more convenient to carry and take. However, one thing you need to pay attention to is that when taking Bazhen Pills, it is best to take them with rice soup.

It is recommended that mothers start from the third week, when the hot constitution has subsided and should focus on replenishing the consumption after delivery.

3. Otsukiyu

Dayue Decoction comes from "Pei's Miscellaneous Diseases Treatise" and is one of the four major ancient prescriptions for postpartum delivery in my country. Perhaps due to its long history, few people know about it now. However, its effect on postpartum physical recovery and prevention of postpartum diseases has not disappeared. Dayue Decoction is recommended for one person per prescription. It helps to remove lochia, promote blood circulation and qi, dispel wind and relieve pain, and has obvious effects on limb soreness caused by excessive blood loss after delivery, and difficulty in joint movement.

4. Buzhong Yiqi Decoction

Postpartum conditioning is mainly divided into four stages. The first stage is blood production and blood stasis removal, the second stage is to strengthen the spleen and kidneys, strengthen the tendons and bones, and the third and fourth stages mainly focus on nourishing qi and blood and protecting the uterus and ovaries. At this time, mothers who sweat easily and always feel lack of physical strength and energy are recommended to take Bu Zhong Yi Qi Tang.

Of course, everyone's physical condition after childbirth is different, so the above methods must not be applied indiscriminately. It is recommended that mothers who have problems after childbirth seek medical advice or Chinese medicine for diagnosis, and then take the medicine according to the prescriptions they give. These methods are just some reference opinions for mothers.