Patient's question:
NoDoctor's answer:
There are many traditional concepts about sitting the month, and fear of wind and cold is one of them. The reason lies in the experiences of the elders when they were young. Their experiences were not wrong, but the times have changed. Compared to the past, the conditions now are vastly different. If a mother got sick back then, it was attributed to catching wind or getting cold, which was passed down as a result. Nowadays, homes are equipped with heating and air conditioning, making it unnecessary to worry about any climate. As long as direct draft winds are avoided, postpartum diseases caused by catching wind or getting cold will not occur. Moreover, with more guests visiting the house after giving birth and poor air circulation, it is even more important to ventilate and exchange air promptly to prevent the occurrence of diseases.