After Childbirth

Various disorders can occur after childbirth, when the pregnancy has not been accompanied by good psychological conditions, a balanced and lively diet and adequate physical preparation.

Consider taking placenta to produce in the homeopathic laboratory isotherapeutics in several dilutions (see general information - Placental isotherapy) which will be used according to the needs of certain situations of the child during its development.

The depressions which follow childbirth are of 3 levels:

• <b>baby blues</b>: generally resolved within 10 days. The mother feels unenthusiastic, has little attention to her baby, is sad and remains isolated,
• <b>postpartum</b>: does not appear immediately. Worsens around the 2^th or 3^th week after birth and lasts for months. The mother may reject the child and present mood swings and memory problems.
• <b>puerperal psychosis</b>: more serious case, but rare (0.2% of women) with hallucinations, thoughts of suicide. Psychiatric confinement and medication are necessary.

Ortho-Bone (AOR)

P.O.P. - Marine plasma from Quinton (Biocean), 2 ampoules / day

Oil of halibut, fish milt. Omega 3 is part of serious protocols against postpartum depression (sardines, mackerel).

Juice of young cereal shoots, very green leafy vegetables, carrots, apricots, avocados...

Folic acid (vit. B₉ ), 250 µg (controversial advice)

Bifidobacteria (probiotic effect transmissible to baby)

Supplé-Maman (Yves Ponroy/Nutrisanté) 1 caps. / day with a non-acidic fresh fruit juice

Alfavena (Bioforce), if postpartum hemorrhage, 3 tabs.  X 3 / day

After childbirth, place the child on his mother's stomach, so that he continues to feel the warmth and heartbeat that accompanied him during his uterine life.

Shower the day after childbirth - Bath only after the closing of the uterine cervix - Vaginal enema with magnesium chloride solution.

If the placenta is not expelled and to facilitate placental evacuation, place the baby in the breast immediately after birth.

After childbirth, we often notice damage to the muscles and ligaments of the perineum or a weakening of the sphincters and a predisposition to urinary losses (do exercises to strengthen the sphincters)

Caution to sexual relations during the 3 weeks following childbirth (air embolism)

Avoid, for the baby's well-being, the actions abrupt, noise, lights too intense

E.O. of Clove (Eugenia caryophyllata)