Childbed after the pregnancy

After the birth:

End the calm	Apgar test	Newborn child base examinatin (U2)
Pelvic floor exercises	Pelvic floor problems	Load incontinence
Perineum broke	Nutrition	Newborn childs first examination
Hairs	Skin appearances	Hormonal rearrangement
Hormonelle Umstellung	Cesarean section scar	Childbed fever
Milk species	Milk formation	Cord blood
Problems when calming	Involution of the womb	Involution disturbance
Lochia	Womb and vaginal prolapse	Sex after the birth
Silences	Silent technique	Thromboses
Amount of drinking	Prophylaxis	Constipation
Childbed	Postpartum depression

Childbed

The childbed (puerperium) immediately follows the birth and altogether lasts eight weeks. It is distinguished into the early childbed and the late childbed. The former lasts after the birth until the 10th day. At this time the birth wounds heal and the galactorrhea comes into gait. During the late childbed the process of adjustment takes place to the life with the child as well as the hormonal rearrangement of the mother. It ends after the birth approximately eight weeks.

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