Postpartum Care

Know more about hyperpigmentation—the why, what and how of this skin condition after giving birth.

Self-care is incredibly important for mommies. We give all our love to our little ones but it is crucial to also remember ourselves.

Now that you're a new mom, did you also know that you get a new vajayjay? Click through our gallery to find out what you can expect from your post-baby vagina.

While certain changes after birth are normal, others require medical attention. Find out what red flags to look out for to avoid postpartum complications.

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If you are suffering from swollen ankles and feet, there is little you can do except wait for the swelling to decrease. However here are some simple remedies you can try to alleviate some of the discomfort.

There seems to be a strange link between husbands and postpartum depression (PPD). One, at times, can equate to the other. When you’re down, your husband may seem to be the last person you want to see (especially when you realise he is partly to be blamed for the way you’re feeling).

Postpartum hemorrhage is severe bleeding after the delivery of the baby. About 4 percent of women have postpartum hemorrhage and it is more likely with a cesarean birth.Usually, postpartum hemorrhage occurs right after delivery, but it can occur later as well.

Postnatal complications can arise from a delivery. Hashimoto Hypothyroid Postpartum, misalignment of the pelvis after pregnancy, postpartum fever and postpartum vaginal discharge(Lochia) are just some of them.

Postpartum stress. Another branch of the stress tree. As if the stress of having a baby isn’t enough, there’s also postpartum stress to battle with

Postpartum sexual problems may arise after the delivery of the baby. It is not uncommon and can be heightened if the sufferer is battling postpartum depression as well.

Postpartum vaginal care is important for the new mom after a vaginal birth. Caring for the tender area will make it feel better, heal properly, and avoid infection. You will need to do this for 1 to 3 weeks.