Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: Two years ago, after a miscarriage, I touched cold water, which resulted in my hands always being afraid of cold. Is this rheumatism? What medicine can cure it? Will it be completely cured? Thank you!Medical history: Two years
Current general condition: Always afraid of cold water
Previous diagnoses, treatments, and outcomes: I have taken "Tianma Pills," but there was no significant effect.
First follow-up question: Blood tests have been conducted, but the results showed it is not rheumatism.
However, my hands are still afraid of cold water. In my case, without medication, will it be possible to recover just through rest and care?
Doctor's answer:
Hello! After general childbirth, due to the body's damage, the immunity and resistance are weaker. If exposed to cold excessively, it is easy to catch a cold and suffer from postpartum illnesses in women! Therefore, it is recommended to avoid using cold water for face washing and bathing as much as possible. It is better to brush teeth with lukewarm water, maintain a light diet, and avoid cold and stimulating foods. Generally, doctors advise patients with postpartum consultation risks to have a reasonable diet and stay away from spicy and cold foods. Additionally, patients should also pay attention to a comfortable environment, which is beneficial for rest. Wishing the patient a healthy delivery.