Post Delivery Care
Post-delivery care, also known as postpartum care, focuses on supporting mothers through the physical and emotional recovery period following childbirth. This critical phase typically lasts six to eight weeks but can extend longer, especially for mothers who had complications during delivery or are breastfeeding.
Comprehensive postpartum care addresses physical healing, emotional well-being, infant care guidance, and family adjustment. This period involves significant physical changes as the body returns to its pre-pregnancy state, hormonal fluctuations that can affect mood and energy, and the challenge of caring for a newborn while recovering from delivery.
Common Causes & Risk Factors
- •Physical Recovery: Healing from vaginal or cesarean delivery, pain, bleeding, and fatigue.
- •Hormonal Changes: Mood swings, anxiety, or postpartum depression due to hormonal shifts.
- •Breastfeeding Challenges: Difficulties with latch, sore nipples, or milk supply concerns.
- •Lifestyle & Genetic Factors: Adjustment to new routines, relationship changes, and family history.
Healthy Lifestyle
Lifestyle Factors
Understanding how daily habits and choices impact your health.
Genetic Factors
Family history and genetic predisposition considerations.
Prevention & Management
- Regular follow-up appointments for monitoring and support
- Adequate rest, nutrition, and hydration
- Gradual return to physical activity as approved by healthcare provider
- Emotional support from family, friends, or professionals
- Recognize warning signs of postpartum depression and seek help early
Regular Screening & Treatment Planning
Preventive Care & Individualized Plans
Early detection through routine examinations and customized treatment approaches tailored to your needs.