Patient's question:
Doctor, hello! I am currently breastfeeding, and my baby is over two months old now. Sometimes I feel inexplicably weak, especially in my right arm, which is sore and heavy, making it hard to lift my hand. Occasionally, I also need to hold the baby. I had a C-section. How could I be feeling inexplicably weak? What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Women need to maintain a positive mood, replenish nutrients, ensure adequate rest, and avoid getting angry after giving birth. Childbirth is already exhausting and drains one's energy and vitality. For the sake of your health, it is crucial to regulate your mindset. Otherwise, you may develop chronic health issues.Getting angry easily leads to negative emotions, which can negatively impact your physical health, causing weakness, fatigue, and a lack of interest in things. There is no need to hold grudges. What's the point of arguing within a family? The more you communicate and express your feelings, the better. I suggest maintaining a positive attitude, increasing outdoor activities, and letting go of your worries.
Moreover, getting angry is not good for your baby. For your child's sake, please take care of yourself.