Once
the child delivery happens within 2 hours time postpartum related concerns and
care starts. First 45 days are essential
for postpartum care for postpartum recovery where all
symptoms regarding disease or disorder should be carefully observed with utmost
child and maternity care. Mothers need consultation on breastfeeding, birth
spacing, immunization and maternal nutrition after c-section or normal birth.
The most dangerous of all the disorder is postpartum haemorrhage where women
die within 4 hours of child delivery due to severe loss of blood. This kind of
death is common in anaemic patients who suffers from malnutrition. Puerperal infection is another postpartum
disorder which results in maternal mortality. This infection can be avoided by
maintaining proper cleanliness and hygiene at delivery. Child care after birth
should be taken care of by providing proper and easy access to mother, parental
care, proper feeding, safe environment, nutrition.
Women
also suffers from other set of complications like urinary tract infection, urine retention due to tissue damage during
delivery. Pshycological problems like depression and fatigue are also common in
those days. Major nutritional deficiencies include iron, vitamin A, iodine
deficiency in women postpartum. Complications like asphyxia, neonatal tetanus,
respiratory infections are also prevalent among women after child delivery . Post
pregnancy belly is affected due to overweight and this becomes a serious
concern for women. This belly wrap
is a physical medication for physical problem for women.
All
these deficiencies, diseases, infections and complications can be managed by
breast feeding child. The new born’s immune system strengthens and protects
baby from allergies. Breast feeding encourages mother and child bonding and
also eradicates all kind of possible infections. The best way to control the
problems is to allow breastfeed to new born and to adopt some preventive
measures. Mothers and their new born should be immunized with atleast two doses
of tetanus toxoid. Third dose should be given in a time span of 6 months and
the last two doses at an interval of 1 years time to prevent from tuberculosis.
BCG Immunization, diphtheria-pertussis-tetanus vaccine and oral polio is
recommended for children at 6,10 and 14 weeks old. Postpartum care should be
based on preventive action. This care will reduce the disability and deaths
pertaining to postpartum. Postpartum healthcare, maternity
girdle and consultation has a direct impact on the child and mother’s
health. This c-section binder will add value to targeted diseases like
depression due to overweight.
In
many developing countries as in like the Asian mothers are under nutrition.
Therefore, this affects a lot to mothers and child. As a result child mortality
has increased in those areas. Researchers discovered that under nourished
mother might produce breast milk in the same quantity as like highly nourished
,but, the milk composition will be less nutritious for child in the case of
under nutritious mother. So, It is clear that women need an increased caloric
intake throughout the period of lactation. Immunization of mothers is essential
to safeguard newborns. Targeted diseases like tuberculosis is cured by BCG
immunization, diphtheria is cured by diphtheria toxoid, tetanus is cured by
tetanus toxoid, whooping cough is cured by acellular vaccines, viral infection
like Poliomyelitis is cured by oral
poliomyelitis vaccine (OPV), Hepatitis B and measles are taken care of by
immune. Overweight is tackled by maternity support belt which supports the
belly under pressure and fasten the process of weight loss. These belts can
also be used as c-section support belt.

