Can I take care of my baby after 42 days of postpartum checkup?

Generally speaking, pregnant mothers also need to undergo a detailed examination after giving birth. We call this kind of examination a postpartum check-up. Generally, this kind of examination is performed within 40 days after delivery. So, do you need to take your baby with you for the 42-day postpartum checkup? Next, I will introduce you to the relevant content in this regard.

Do I need to take care of my baby during the 42-day postpartum checkup?

42 days after delivery, you will mainly do B-ultrasound to check the repair of the uterus. You don't need to fast if blood test is not done. Both B-ultrasound and B-ultrasound can grasp the body's recovery and see if there is any residual. Pay more attention to rest, avoid overwork, increase nutritional elements, avoid cold, refrigerated, and spicy food, which is conducive to the body's recovery.

The 42-day postpartum check-up refers to after 42 days. Because the uterus usually repairs after 42 days, the repair status of the uterus can be seen more clearly. 42 days after delivery, the main check is on the repair of the uterus and the repair of the wound. In the case of postpartum lochia, if everything is normal, you don’t need to go to the hospital for examination.

1. Pelvic examination: The damage to the pelvic floor muscles and nerves during childbirth may cause women to suffer a series of problems after delivery. This not only causes a lot of inconvenience in life for female friends, but may also cause vaginal relaxation, thus affecting the quality of life of women and couples. If urinary incontinence occurs after delivery, regular maintenance treatment must be carried out immediately. Pelvic floor rehabilitation exercises can effectively contract loose pelvic muscles, repair muscle tolerance and elasticity, and cure problems such as urinary incontinence. The best time to do pelvic floor rehabilitation is three months after delivery.

2. Gynecological examination: After ten months of pregnancy and one day of delivery, the internal organs in the pelvis are a big contributor to making an expectant mother become a new mother. After going through so much hardship and danger, they are naturally the top priority for postpartum recovery. Moreover, gynecological diseases have always occupied a high proportion of diseases among married women, and are called "the killer of women's reproductive health". The quality of postpartum pelvic organ repair is closely related to the probability of new mothers suffering from gynecological diseases in the future, so a comprehensive gynecological examination is absolutely necessary.