Patient's question:
I've had my baby for a month now, can I take a bath?My heels are a bit sore, will it turn into a chronic problem?
Doctor's answer:
1. There are obstetricians and pediatricians conducting ward rounds, as well as healthcare professionals performing health assessments and targeted adjustments for new mothers.2. Professional mother classrooms are arranged, with doctors, nurses, and nutritionists jointly guiding postpartum-related courses: teaching methods for handling choking, managing common emergencies, newborn bathing, massage, postpartum body recovery, etc.
3. 12-hour and 24-hour mother-baby rooming-in services are available, with daily professional guidance provided by nurses to the mothers in their rooms.
4. Care and observation for episiotomy and cesarean section wounds.
5. Rooms are regularly cleaned and disinfected, with ultraviolet light exposure before and after new mothers' stay to maintain a safe and comfortable environment.