Puerperal infection can seriously affect the health of the mother, how to prevent puerperal fever?

Puerperal infection can seriously affect the health of the mother, and puerperal fever should be prevented. First of all, the mother should have a comfortable confinement and recuperation environment, the temperature of the room should be controlled between 22 and 26, the humidity should be between 50% and 60%, and the room should be ventilated twice a day, and the ventilation time is about half an hour each time. In fact, for the problem of confinement, are the concept passed down by the older generation, in the past, we did not have a hair dryer, no heating, no bath bomb, afraid that women will be thin when the body is weak, resulting in the future when they are old, and it is easy to feel uncomfortable after the immunity declines.

However, if you want to wash, you should wait for a week after giving birth, but you need to pay attention to the bathing method, it is not recommended to take a bath, you should choose the bathing method, the temperature of the bath water should be kept at 40 degrees to 45 degrees, and it should be wiped clean in time after washing, and the bathing time should not be too long, so as to avoid catching a cold.

After giving birth, a woman's body will be the most vulnerable in her life, and if you don't pay attention to it, illness or sequelae will follow. Therefore, in our country, women will have a confinement process after giving birth, giving time to recover. However, from the perspective of the body, if the body is relatively weak, and if the hair cannot be dried in time during the confinement period, the damage to the body is not small.

Judging from past experience, Sister E does not recommend washing her hair during confinement. Before I had a baby, I asked my mother to help me find a lot of maple leaves in the mountains. In our place, after giving birth, we use maple leaves to boil water for bathing, and maple leaves boiling water has the effect of dispelling wind and cold.

In addition to maple leaves, there is also wormwood, which is used for bathing mothers in confinement.

Both babies were born in October. In the north, it happened to be when the weather was already cold, the heating had not yet come, and the house was very cold. In order to keep me and my baby from freezing, we used electric heaters to keep us warm.

I remember that the eldest gave birth to more than 500 electricity bills for a month. Because he lived in the incubator for nearly half a month. They were all taken in the bath 3 days after giving birth.

I washed my hair when I was confined, and now my scalp is really sore sometimes. Confinement really has to be remembered, and then when you are forty or fifty years old, there are no sequelae in your body, not when you are forty or fifty years old, there are really many small problems in your body.

After giving birth, new mothers are physically and mentally exhausted, so they must relax and rest more. If you feel unwell, try to leave your baby in the care of your family, and new mothers should concentrate on resting so as to speed up physical recovery. There is a great deal to learn about eating during confinement, because eating well can indeed prevent diseases.

Postpartum nutrition is very important, but it is important to pay attention to moderate intake, so as to help new mothers recover and increase resistance, thereby reducing inflammation and reducing the incidence of puerperal fever.

Be sure to strengthen personal hygiene, eat more nutritious and high-protein substances, change clothes frequently, bathe frequently, and ensure adequate sleep.

Further progression of the infection can infect surrounding tissues and organs, or infected bacteria can enter the bloodstream, causing sepsis. At this time, there may be a high fever and chills, and pathogenic bacteria can be grown in the blood. In severe cases, it can cause toxic shock, which is life-threatening and health-threatening.

This is a near-term consequence of postpartum infection.

Chromosomes cause minor damage.

Minor damage to the fetus.

It may cause some ** inflammation, which is likely to lead to fire, a lot of toxins in the body, and finally some hyperlipidemic diseases, which will lead to fetal arrest in severe cases.

It will have a urinary tract infection, it will itch on the body, it will smell, it will make pregnant women miscarry, and it is easy for pregnant women to have unknown bacteria on their bodies.

Puerperal fever is a febrile illness in postpartum women. It is an infection of the genital tract caused by bacteria. It is a very common and serious obstetric disease in postpartum women and is one of the four leading causes of maternal death.

Puerperal fever causes great damage to a woman's body and can lead to maternal death in severe cases. Many women now opt for cesarean section, and the incidence of puerperal fever has increased dramatically. The severity of puerperal fever is closely related to the type of bacteria infected and the patient's body.

Healthy pregnant women may not become infected even if they are attacked by bacteria. Maternal weakness increases the risk of infection.

In the early stages of postpartum infection, inflammation usually occurs at the site of the trauma. If infected, there will be a local inflammatory reaction, redness, swelling, heat and pain, and no systemic symptoms will appear. If a person's uterus is infected, it can cause endometritis or myositis.

At this point, the patient will have pain in the lower abdomen and will have more foul-smelling dew. If left untimely**, the patient will have chills and a high fever. An abscess occurs when inflammation invades the tissues surrounding the uterus.

If inflammation invades the peritoneum, it causes peritonitis. Once the inflammation invades the bloodstream, it causes maternal bacteremia or septicaemia, which is likely to lead to death.

Forty-two days after a pregnant woman gives birth is what is known as the puerperium. During this time, some women experience postpartum fever, which can lead to a range of physical symptoms. The most representative symptoms of puerperal fever are fever, abdominal pain, and lochia.

However, people have different physical reactions to infection due to the different sites of infection in patients. Therefore, it is also puerperal fever and the symptoms are different.

The site of infection of puerperal fever is usually the endometrial layer. The site of infection may be hypereminated, edema, endometrial necrosis and residual death, and purulent discharge. It causes pain and fever in the lower abdomen, often producing a foul odor.

This will allow the mother's uterus to recover very slowly and there will be tenderness at the bottom of the uterus. After effective**, the necrotic tissue is gradually exfoliated, and the related symptoms disappear. If left untimely**, inflammation is likely to invade the myometrium and parauterine tissues, causing pregnant women to suffer from myositis, pelvic inflammatory disease, and even peritonitis in severe cases.

Symptoms vary depending on the virus and the patient's physical condition.

The symptoms are that the fever will be high and high, and the stomach will feel very painful, there will be some hail lochia on the body, and there will be some unpleasant smells, and the speed of recovery will be very slow.

It can cause inflammation, irritation, allergies, infection, and redness.

It is necessary to pay attention to personal hygiene, be sure to pay attention to diet, drink more water, and try to avoid taking imitation baths, so as to be resistant to silver to effectively prevent it.

During the puerperium, the bedding should be changed frequently, and family members should be allowed to help take a bath, and the wound should also be paid attention to whether it is inflamed.

It must be that you need to change some of the things you commonly use during the confinement period, and you can take these things out to dry the sun, so that you can prevent infection.