Can postpartum venous thrombosis be cured?

Giving birth to a child is the most anticipated thing in a woman's life, because as a mother, seeing the baby being born safely, she must feel extremely happy in her heart. However, after giving birth, mothers' bodies will become weaker and they need to rest at home for a period of time. They may also have some problems in their bodies, such as postpartum venous thrombosis. So, can postpartum venous thrombosis be cured?

Postpartum venous thrombosis can certainly be cured. In fact, the main reason why thrombosis forms after childbirth is that the viscosity of the mother's blood during this period is several times higher than that of normal people's blood. In addition, during this period, mothers usually lie in bed, which will lead to a decrease in exercise. The blood flow in the veins is slow, and this will make it even slower. As a result, thrombosis will easily occur, and these thrombi are generally larger, so they are generally more dangerous.

Steps/Methods:

1. Postpartum venous thrombosis can be cured. The main reason for postpartum venous thrombosis is that the blood of a woman who has just given birth is thicker than that of a normal person, and women who have just given birth usually exercise less.

2. In this way, the blood flow rate will become slower, which will easily lead to the formation of blood clots. When blood clots are formed, the mother will feel pain in both lower limbs. However, at this time, it is generally only necessary to undergo thrombolytic treatment or take some thrombolytic drugs.

3. Postpartum venous thrombosis can generally be cured, because the main reason why parturients develop thrombosis is that their blood is much thicker than that of normal people. In addition, parturients nowadays usually lie in bed and seldom exercise, which slows down the blood flow even more.