How does sit confinement give out a lot of sweat to do?
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Because pregnant period wants to supply fetal nutrition, so maternal body fluid should be much more than normal period. Postpartum natural excretion will be mainly in the form of sweating has been redundant body fluid. Sweating is a way to remove water, if not accompanied by other symptoms, postpartum sweating should be normal. Let's share my experience with you.
How does sit confinement give out a lot of sweat to do?
Postpartum deficiency, fever and spontaneous sweating. With ginseng, angelica, etc., divided into the end; Another three liters of water, add a pig kidney (sliced), half of glutinous rice, two scallions, cooked rice until cooked. Take a bowl of juice, mix ginseng and angelica powder into the decoction, and take it warm before meals.
Postpartum night sweats is also a manifestation of physical weakness, then how to regulate the sweating? What are the precautions? First of all, mothers need to understand that night sweats during confinement do not necessarily mean that the room temperature is too high. In the case of excessive sweating, mothers can't take a cold willfully. When sweating, the pores are open, and it's easy for cold to invade, causing a cold or even leaving confinement sickness.
Blood deficiency caused by body pain: you can use scallion white perilla drink: scallion white 100g, perilla leaves 15g, brown sugar 50g. First water fried scallion white, perilla leaves, and then go to the residue to stay juice, add brown sugar. 1 dose a day, for 5 days, cold body pain, you can use Fangfeng Yimi Decoction: Fangfeng 10g, Yimi 30g. Water decoction, 3 times a day, for 1 week
matters needing attention
These can also be treated by dietotherapy. We mainly choose the food with the function of promoting blood circulation and dredging collaterals, such as angelica, ginger, mutton soup, tiger bone wine, astragalus, papaya, chicken (duck) foot soup, pig's hoof stewed with pepper, Achyranthes bidentata, pig's tendon soup, mulberry branch and barley pig's hoof soup, etc
