Is it true that confinement disease will never be cured in your lifetime?

Postpartum syndrome refers to a series of physiological and psychological reactions that occur to mothers after childbirth, including poor milk secretion, breast swelling and pain, puerperal infection, and depression. These symptoms affect maternal physical and mental health to varying degrees. Some people think that confinement syndrome will last a lifetime, but in fact this is not the case. For most mothers, postpartum syndrome is just a period of physical and psychological adaptation. If handled and treated correctly, these problems can be relieved and recovered quickly. First of all, to solve the problems of poor milk secretion and breast swelling and pain, mothers need to maintain adequate rest and diet, especially drink more water and eat foods rich in protein and calcium, such as milk, tofu, etc. At the same time, correct breastfeeding posture and massage can accelerate milk secretion and reduce breast swelling and pain. If the mother still cannot solve the problems of poor milk secretion and breast swelling and pain, she can consider using auxiliary tools such as nipple pads and nipple pressure reducers. Secondly, puerperal infection is one of the common problems in confinement disease. To prevent infection, you need to pay attention to hygiene habits, keep your private parts clean and dry, and avoid using overly irritating hygiene products. If infection has occurred, the mother should go to the hospital as soon as possible for timely treatment. Typically, antibiotics are the most common treatment. Finally, confinement disease can also have a negative psychological impact on mothers, such as depression and anxiety. In response to these problems, various methods can be adopted to alleviate them, such as establishing a good social circle, participating in postpartum rehabilitation training, receiving psychological counseling, etc. In general, confinement syndrome is not a problem that can never be cured in a lifetime. Proper management and treatment can quickly restore physical and mental health and return to normal life. At the same time, pregnant women also need to pay attention to their own health care and hygiene habits to prevent the occurrence of postpartum syndrome.