After the fetus is delivered, you can take a short rest for about 3 to 5 minutes, and then use gentle force to remove all the placenta and umbilical cord. After delivery, you still need to observe in the delivery room and pay attention to the following points.
First, we need to adjust our mentality. Some mothers will be elated and excited when they see their babies, while other mothers will be depressed or even depressed because of the baby\’s gender or poor health, which can affect uterine contractions and cause postpartum hemorrhage.
The second is to have a good rest. Childbirth is a physically demanding process. You will feel tired and sleepy before you know it. At this time, you should take the time to take a rest. You can close your eyes and rest or take a nap, but don\’t fall asleep because you still have your baby to care for. Feeding your baby for the first time.
Let’s talk about breastfeeding. The baby should have its first drink of milk within half an hour of birth and have skin-to-skin contact with the baby. This will help stimulate mammary gland secretion and is very beneficial to the recovery of the mother\’s uterus.
4. Pay attention to the bleeding situation. Observation in the delivery room within 2 hours after delivery. Bleeding is most likely to occur during this period, so special attention should be paid to observation in the ward for 224 hours after delivery. Bleeding is still possible. You can massage your uterus yourself to reduce bleeding. On this day, the perineal wound and uterine contractions will cause pain, and you can rest in the supine position.