Is there any relationship between persistent lochia and tiredness?

It takes some time to discharge lochia after giving birth. The lochia will last longer after a caesarean section than after a natural birth. However, it only takes a certain amount of time to discharge the lochia. However, some women have persistent lochia, which makes many pregnant women worried, fearing that there is something wrong with their body. So is there any connection between unclean lochia and fatigue?

Is there any relationship between unclean lochia and tiredness?

The occurrence of residual lochia is related to fatigue, but it is not the main reason. Many pregnant women blindly supplement the blood and nutrients needed by the body during the confinement period, which will immediately make it difficult to discharge lochia after delivery. In addition, some fatigue after giving birth will also cause the occurrence of residual lochia.

Normal postpartum lochia has a fishy smell but no smell of feces. If you find that postpartum lochia has a bad smell, you can consult an obstetrician and gynecologist to determine whether there is any discomfort in the body. If you want to discharge lochia after giving birth, you can use many methods, such as massaging the abdomen, or eating some foods that are easy to discharge lochia, which can make the lochia discharged quickly.

If you want to expel lochia, you can use the method of drinking brown sugar water to promote it. Drinking brown sugar water to expel lochia is very simple and effective. When making brown sugar ginger water, you can make it thicker, and then continue to drink brown sugar ginger water for about a week, you can expel lochia more effectively. Impure lochia has a great impact on the human body, so it should be taken seriously.

What is the reason for intermittent lochia after induced abortion?

Persistent lochia after induced abortion, in simple terms, means that the abortion was not complete. Generally, doctors recommend curettage after induced abortion. If curettage is not performed, it may result in incomplete abortion and persistent lochia after induced abortion. If lochia persists after induced abortion, it may be that the actual effect of uterine repair is not good. At this time, it is recommended to see a doctor for an ultrasound examination to understand the condition of the pelvis. Carefully observing the characteristics, smell, amount and duration of postpartum lochia can help you understand the recovery of the uterus and whether there is any infection.

If persistent lochia lasts for more than 10 days and is heavy, it often indicates that the endometrium at the site of embryo adhesion is not restored well or there are residual fetal membranes; if lochia lasts for a long time and is purulent, or has a peculiar smell, it indicates that there may be uterine cavity infection; if accompanied by heavy bleeding and the uterus is large and soft, it means that the uterus may be poorly repaired.

A woman's resistance after induced abortion is lower than during her period. At this time, she must pay attention to cleanliness and hygiene to prevent infection by pathogens and cause puerperal fever. During the lochia period after abortion, the sanitary pad should be replaced every 4 to 6 hours, and the vagina should be washed with clean water every day, but there is no need to wash the vagina excessively. In addition, sexual intercourse should be avoided within one month after the operation, because the cervix is ​​still very sensitive during this period, which can easily lead to intrauterine infection and bleeding. In addition, pay attention to indoor ventilation in the house. Because at this time, the woman's blood circulation is 40% higher than the normal level, the body's metabolism is accelerated, and the most obvious sign is sweating. If you just cover it up without ventilation, it is easy to cause a cold.