Patient's question:
Doctor, excuse me. My child is already two years old. When I gave birth to him, my body was still quite good. However, during the postpartum period, I caught a cold for some reason. After a long time, I started experiencing rheumatic pain, and it has been hurting for two years. What is the reason for rheumatic pain after two years of childbirth?Doctor's answer:
Postpartum wind is generally caused by the body still being relatively weak after giving birth, such as being exposed to cold wind too early or touching cold water too soon, which can easily lead to postpartum wind again. Postpartum wind primarily manifests as rheumatic pain, migraine, chills, and cold limbs. If rheumatic pain reoccurs postpartum, appropriate herbal treatments can be taken. Herbal remedies are generally based on the principles of dispelling wind and promoting blood circulation, as well as soothing muscles and activating meridians. During treatment, a light diet should be maintained.