Patient's question:
My joints often ache, numb, and feel cold. I have been suffering from postpartum rheumatism for over a year. I thought that if I pay attention to my life, it would be fine, but unexpectedly, it has become more severe. I don't know what to do. How should postpartum rheumatism be treated?Doctor's answer:
A patient who is in labor may experience recurrent physical pain, and the causes should be carefully considered, including the possibility of postpartum rheumatism and other factors, as well as a drop in body temperature. Do not dress too thinly and pay attention to changes in your body temperature. Take (Loxoprofen Capsules) and (Rheum Relief Tablets), and promptly undergo blood tests and urine tests. The interference that gynecology brings to patients is very significant. Once you notice your symptoms, seek medical attention promptly. At the same time, pay close attention to self-care, eat more vegetables and fruits, and avoid stimulating foods. We hope that gynecology patients can receive professional treatment.