Why confinement disease cannot be cured
In many traditional cultures, the physical health of the newborn mother and newborn is of vital importance. Confinement disease is a frequently mentioned topic. It refers to various diseases caused by mothers\’ lack of rest, physical weakness and other factors after childbirth. Although there are many methods to treat confinement syndrome, in fact it is often still incurable. Next, we will discuss the reasons for poor treatment of confinement disease.
Traditional therapy fails
Traditional therapy is a common method used by many families to treat confinement syndrome. For example, the theory of traditional Chinese medicine believes that women are prone to blood deficiency after giving birth, so they need to actively and appropriately use traditional Chinese medicine to replenish blood. However, many people do not feel any obvious effect after using traditional Chinese medicine, but instead experience side effects. In addition, some traditional daily health care measures, such as cold water bathing and taboo foods, are not supported by science.
Insufficient medical technology
In modern society, many people choose to go to the hospital for treatment. However, because the causes of confinement disease are complex, doctors often face certain difficulties. Although some commonly used examinations and treatments, such as laboratory tests and phototherapy, can be performed, they only treat symptoms and fail to cure the cause. In addition, for conditions such as postpartum depression, it is difficult for doctors to provide effective treatment because the symptoms are difficult to detect.
Bad living habits
For some mothers, living habits are also one of the reasons for the recurrence of confinement syndrome. Mothers often do not pay attention to their own health in order to take care of their children, often staying up late, drinking too much water, overeating, etc. In addition, the poor living environment of some families or the lack of attention to personal hygiene will also affect the treatment.
Psychological factors
Maternal mental health is also a key factor in the treatment of postpartum syndrome. New mothers are often in a state of anxiety, fatigue and fear. If they are in this mood for a long time, their immunity will be weakened, resulting in physical discomfort. Coupled with the worries of raising and caring for children, the mental and emotional health of many mothers is a matter of concern.
Summary
Generally speaking, the method of treating confinement disease needs further research and exploration. A correct understanding of confinement disease, such as strengthening one\’s own exercise and maintaining a healthy diet, are also helpful in preventing and treating confinement disease. However, during the treatment process, more multidisciplinary and comprehensive treatment methods are needed to strengthen mental health care and attention, thereby improving the healing effect.
