After the birth: End the calm Apgar test Newborn child base examinatin (U2) Pelvic floor exercises Pelvic floor problems Load incontinence Perineum broke Nutrition Newborn childs first examination Hairs Skin appearances Hormonal rearrangement Hormonelle Umstellung Cesarean section scar Childbed fever Milk species Milk formation Cord blood Problems when calming Involution of the womb Involution disturbance Lochia Womb and vaginal prolapse Sex after the birth Silences Silent technique Thromboses Amount of drinking Prophylaxis Constipation Childbed Postpartum depression   Childbed The childbed (puerperium) immediately follows the birth and altogether lasts eight weeks. It is distinguished into the early childbed and the late childbed. The former lasts after the birth until the 10th day. At this time the birth wounds heal and the galactorrhea comes into gait. During the late childbed the process of adjustment takes place to the life with the child as well as the hormonal rearrangement of the mother. It ends after the birth approximately eight weeks. These informations may be considered a substitute for a piece of medical advice in no case. The content of health-illness.com doesn't can and may be put into any case to make diagnoses or carry out self medical treatment independently. Health Illness Child wish Cosmetic surgery Childhood Disease Weight loss Diet Hypertension Impotence Pregnancy Allergy Asthma Sexuality Overview