Maternity

  Lochia and Herbal Treatment Lochia is the vaginal discharge that occurs after childbirth. It is a mixture of blood, mucus, and tissue that is shed from the uterus. The color, consistency, and amount of lochia can change during the postpartum period. In the first few days after delivery, the discharge is heavy and bright red, similar to a menstrual period. This is known as lochia rubra. As the days pass, the discharge becomes lighter in color and less heavy, turning pink or brown. This is known as lochia serosa. Finally, the discharge becomes whitish or yellowish in color and is referred to as lochia alba. This usually occurs around the end of the second week postpartum. The duration of lochia can vary, but typically lasts for around four to six weeks postpartum. It is important to note that heavy bleeding, foul-smelling discharge, or fever may indicate an infection or other complications, and should be reported to a healthcare provider immediately. It's also important for...

  What Medicine Are Not Recommended in Pregnancy? There are many medications that are not safe to use during pregnancy because of their potential risks they may pose to the developing fetus or baby. Therefore, it is strongly recommended to tell your doctor that you are pregnant or expecting. I have gathered some for you but keep in mind that these are the formula names rather than a brand name, so you need to check them before to use.  How can I check this formula?  That is pretty much simple, what you need to look the medicine box below the brand name.  Remember pregnancy is a special gift and you need to take care the most you can. If you have issue of polycystic ovaries, you can read  https://zarposh.blogspot.com/2023/01/pcos.html Below are some medicines you need to avoid them strictly. Accutane (isotretinoin):  This medication is used to treat severe acne but is known  to cause birth defects if taken during pregnancy. It works by decreasi...