Why do I feel nauseous and vomit during the confinement period?

When a woman is two months pregnant, she will have some early pregnancy reactions, such as nausea and vomiting, which are very common. However, as long as the period of severe pregnancy reactions is over, things will basically return to normal. In real life, some pregnant women will encounter such situations after giving birth, which is obviously not normal. So, what exactly causes maternal nausea and vomiting?

Postpartum dizziness and nausea is caused by anemia

If there is severe postpartum hemorrhage, blood transfusion is needed in time. In addition, after both natural birth and cesarean section, you need to eat more nutritious blood-enriching foods during the confinement period to regulate your body. Some women even develop anemia during pregnancy, which, coupled with bleeding during delivery, leads to varying degrees of anemia symptoms, including dizziness, blurred vision, and tinnitus.

Postpartum dizziness and nausea are caused by fatigue

From the first pain attack to the successful delivery of the baby, most women have to go through more than 12 hours of pain before giving birth, and some even have to go through more than 20 hours. During such a long period of time, women have to rely almost entirely on their own strength to complete childbirth. This is because the baby must be born smoothly through the vagina and cannot be aided by external forces. The energy consumption of women during the childbirth process can be imagined.

If mothers are overly tired during childbirth, they will experience symptoms such as dizziness, blurred vision, and weakness in the limbs.

Postpartum dizziness and nausea are caused by postpartum rheumatism

Generally speaking, if you experience symptoms such as dizziness, nausea, and sweating after childbirth, it is very likely that you have postpartum rheumatism. There are two causes of postpartum rheumatism. The first is that the mother is weak when giving birth and is caught in a cold, and the cold will spread from the lower abdomen to the whole body. Another reason is due to long-term activity of the joints. After childbirth, most women have poor secretion of synovial fluid in their joints. Once they are tired, they will find that their wrists begin to go numb.

Postpartum dizziness and nausea are caused by postpartum blood deficiency

Because during childbirth, pregnant women bleed excessively, so they may also experience symptoms of blood deficiency. For patients with blood deficiency, they can supplement more nutrition and eat three meals a day on time. If the mother suffers from severe blood deficiency, she can take some Chinese medicine for conditioning, which will have a certain improvement effect.