What should I do if my shoulders get cold during confinement?

After giving birth, women's bodies are very weak, so they need to take good care of themselves after delivery, especially for women who give birth naturally. Everyone knows that natural childbirth requires bone opening, and keeping warm after delivery is very important. If the shoulders are accidentally caught in cold after delivery, it is easy to leave a root of disease, which will affect women's future life and work, and also affect women's physical health. So what should you do if your shoulders are caught in cold during the confinement period?

If your shoulders get cold during breastfeeding and you often feel cold in your shoulders, it may be because of postpartum disease, shoulder periarthritis during the confinement period, or postpartum rheumatism. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital for X-ray examination and blood test before treatment. Patients with postpartum rheumatism can be treated scientifically. They can take anti-rheumatic drugs, and tripterygium wilfordii can also be used for treatment. However, because they are breastfeeding, it is not recommended for people with problems to take western medicine. They should also avoid drinking beer and cola, as they will cause osteoporosis.

Hot compress and cupping are effective for the cold shoulder during breastfeeding. Patients are advised to keep a happy mood and not to believe in folk remedies. Instead, patients can

Note:

Patients who suffer from cold shoulders during breastfeeding and often feel cold shoulders should not be suspicious or blame their family members for taking care of them. They should seek treatment diligently if they are sick. Any maintenance and complaints will be ineffective.

What are the symptoms of postpartum rheumatism?

Common symptoms: pain in muscles and joints throughout the body, fear of wind, cold, and intolerance to fatigue. The main manifestations of this disease are pain in muscles and joints throughout the body, fear of wind, cold, and intolerance to fatigue, but there is no redness or swelling in the affected joints and muscles.

1. Discomfort in the joints of hands and feet, with or without lower back pain.

2. General weakness: Mothers suffering from postpartum rheumatism often feel tired, so don’t think that general weakness is a cold.

3. Eye discomfort, fear of wind, and tears.

4. Headache and dizziness: Avoid taking painkillers blindly to avoid adverse effects on the mother and baby.

What are the treatments for postpartum rheumatism?

1. The onset of postpartum rheumatism is closely related to the mental state of the mother. Therefore, the care of postpartum rheumatism requires that the mother should always maintain a happy mood and a cheerful spirit, avoid anger, anxiety, and depression, and participate in some activities appropriately to bring the disease under control faster.

2. In daily life, you must pay attention to keeping warm and keep your body in a moderate state of cold and hot; the room should be ventilated, but the wind should not blow directly, especially in summer, avoid direct blowing from electric fans or air conditioners. Avoid cold and wet conditions.

3. Dietary adjustment: Eat more foods that are easy to digest and rich in nutrition, avoid cold foods and cold drinks, and avoid spicy and greasy foods.

4. Appropriate exercise: Do moderate exercise according to your physical condition, such as slow walking, gymnastics, boxing, etc., to enhance the body's resistance; go outdoors often to bask in the sun.

5. If the symptoms are severe, you need to go to the hospital and receive professional treatment under the guidance of a doctor.