Patient's question:
How long have you been afraid of cold for? You are afraid of cold in summer, but you still sweat profusely. The help you want: How can this disease be cured?Doctor's answer:
Hello, according to your description, women suffering from postpartum illnesses should consume more blood-nourishing and qi-tonifying foods such as jujubes, angelica sinensis, goji berries, and lotus seed soup on a daily basis. Soaking feet in hot water before bed is also recommended. If you experience lower back pain, pelvic inflammatory disease cannot be ruled out. I suggest you visit a hospital for a routine vaginal discharge test and a color Doppler ultrasound examination. Pay attention to local hygiene, avoid staying up late, and do not experience excessive mental stress.For postpartum rheumatism, psychological therapy, physical therapy, rehabilitation exercises, and massage can be used as supplementary treatments, which are highly effective. Physical therapy is primarily used for localized joint lesions. The significance of systemic heat therapy for the treatment of this condition remains to be explored. Low-temperature therapy should be controlled within an appropriate range, as excessively low temperatures may only alter the body's protein antigenicity, which could be detrimental to disease control. Therefore, physical therapy is only suitable for cases where the basic condition of postpartum rheumatism has been controlled, and when the overall condition has stabilized and improved, with only a few joints swollen, muscle spasms, mild deformities, and no ankylosis.