Late postpartum rehabilitation massage to prevent postpartum hemorrhage observed.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Late postpartum rehabilitation massage to prevent postpartum hemorrhage observed [Abstract] Objective To observe the lived 1 to 7 days for rehabilitation massage to promote uterine involution, preventing late postpartum hemorrhage. Methods of natural childbirth or during pregnancy and delivery after cesarean section without maternal complications of the 50, randomly divided into control group, 50 patients, each group of natural childbirth and cesarean section mothers of the 25. Observer Group during the routine post-natal care, but after 24 hours after delivery to postpartum were conducted every 7 days day 1 postpartum rehabilitation massage; the control group only routine postpartum post-natal care. maternal uterine involution were observed conditions and duration of lochia were compared. Results maternal uterus at the end height of the observation group, the duration of lochia and late postpartum hemorrhage other indicators compared with the control group, the difference was statistically significant (P lt;0.05 or lt;0.01). postpartum rehabilitation massage can promote uterine involution, and effectively reduce the incidence of late postpartum hemorrhage is conducive to maternal recovery. [Keywords:] women; postpartum rehabilitation massage; late postpartum hemorrhage Late postpartum hemorrhage is 24 hours after birth, the uterus in the postpartum massive hemorrhage occurred. Bleeding can be small or moderate, continuous or intermittent, can also be manifested as abrupt a lot of blood, and blood clots discharge. Mothers often been due to blood loss multiple causes severe anemia or hemorrhagic shock [1], seriously affecting the mother’s physical recovery. postpartum rehabilitation massage is a non-invasive, no side effects of natural health care methods, the use of traditional medicine and modern medical theory and technology, with a certain massage methods, stimulate acupuncture points, regulating physiological function, and pr