Patient's question:
How to treat postpartum wind? The duration is not very long, about five days, but it feels very uncomfortable. I often have headaches, sometimes have poor appetite, and it also interferes with the baby's feeding. So I want to know, without interfering with the baby's feeding, are there any treatment methods that are quick and have no side effects for the baby.Doctor's answer:
If postpartum wind occurs after childbirth, you can decide to use mugwort for a bath, moxibustion, acupuncture, or similar methods to treat postpartum wind. However, it is best to choose to go to the hospital to implement treatment based on the actual condition, as this may yield more ideal results. During the treatment period, it is essential to pay attention to preventing colds. These methods of treatment do not interfere with breast milk for the baby. If oral medication is used for treatment, it may have some interference with the child's breast milk.