Patient's question:
Postpartum fever with white, viscous discharge from the lower body for twelve days now. The incision has been debrided twice and drainage tubes have been inserted. I'd like to know how to handle postpartum infection.Doctor's answer:
Post-surgery patients must digest a large amount of high-quality protein to repair scarred wounds. At the same time, it is important to digest some B vitamins appropriately while digesting protein, otherwise it may lead to excessive liver fire.Next, digest a large amount of Vc (Vitamin C) and Vitamin E. Vc can have antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effects to prevent wound infection and reduce immunity. Vitamin E also has similar functions, but it is a fat-soluble vitamin that can be stored in the body.
Then, drink plenty of water, get adequate rest, and avoid letting the patient become emotionally agitated. Eat more vegetables and fruits, but of course, do not eat them recklessly.
Regarding treatment, it should be based on your previous treatment to avoid conflicts between the two treatments.