Can postpartum women wear a waist belt?

Patient's question:

No

Doctor's answer:

Lying in bed for two weeks is the period when uterine contractions are most rapid after childbirth. At this time, the uterus, which was significantly enlarged during pregnancy due to the fetus, becomes a vacuum state after delivery. The internal organs become very loose as they are no longer compressed. If a woman frequently sits up or moves around after childbirth, due to the force of gravity, it can lead to poor contraction of the loose uterus and internal organs, causing organ prolapse. And "organ prolapse" may be the root cause of all women's diseases. Therefore, within two weeks after childbirth, in addition to eating and using the restroom, she should rest in bed at all times, whether day or night.
Wearing a belly band frequently can prevent "organ prolapse" and help "contract the abdomen." Using the opportunity of childbirth to adjust the body shape or improve some physical symptoms is a very important time. Many women use gauze strips to wrap their abdomen during this period to achieve the goal of adjusting their body shape!
During the postpartum period, it is essential to pay special attention to preventing "organ prolapse" because organ prolapse may be the root cause of all "women's diseases" and "premature aging." It can also lead to a protruding lower abdomen. Therefore, during the postpartum period, wearing a belly band frequently is necessary to contract the abdomen and prevent organ prolapse. If a woman already has an organ prolapse body type, she can also improve it by wearing a belly band frequently during the postpartum period.