Download How to Recover your Vaginal size after Birth APK latest version Free for Android
| Version | 1.0 |
| Update | 6 years ago |
| Size | 3.42 MB (3,581,826 bytes) |
| Developer | doctor kiyawa |
| Category | Apps, Health & Fitness |
| Package Name | com.andromo.dev633680.app651092 |
| OS | 4.0 and up |
How to Recover your Vaginal size after Birth APPLICATION description
About the vaginal changes after birth:
You have burp cloths. You have safety Q-tips. You have 12 brands of diaper rash cream and three newborn-sized bathrobes with matching slippers. Preparing for baby's arrival wasn't so hard... but are you ready for all that other stuff that happens after delivery? (You know, to your vagina. And perineum. And rectum.)
The Basics
The condition of your no-longer-very-private parts - your vagina, perineum and rectum - after childbirth depends a lot on your particular birth experience. So if you pushed out an 11-pounder and tore badly, you're going to have a tougher recovery than if baby is smaller and your perineum stayed intact. But genetics can play a part too. (Just be prepared for the fact that an investigation into family history may involve your mom discussing her own, um, lady parts.)
The Aftermath
Expect lots of bleeding and some general soreness. Wondering how much blood to be prepared for? Dr. Bliss says postpartum bleeding can be compared to a heavy period and may last for a few weeks - which is why super-absorbent maxi pads (yes, like the kind you wore in junior high) will become your new best friend.
So here's the deal: No matter how long you pushed for, expect some swelling. You can also expect small contractions and occasional gushes of blood, especially when you breastfeed. But don't let this freak you out. "This is a good thing," says Dr. Bliss. It's your uterus shrinking back to its normal size. In addition, you may have some trouble pooping, and you’ll probably spring a few leaks (pee and gas to complement the oozing of milk, sweat and tears farther north). So be on guard.
If you have any stitches from tearing, expect them to first be sore and then a little itchy. Most stitches reabsorb in about three weeks. Later, you’ll have some scar tissue, but chances are you will probably never notice.
What to Do About It
1.get proper rest and sleep
2.use a sitz bath
3.use ice pack
4.kegel exercise
5.wear extra maxi pads
6.take care of vaginal stiches
7care of breast soreness
8.check of any sources of infection
9.take care of your emotion and stress
Each activities contain a full description on how and when you will perfom it
About the application:
=Does'nt require internet or mobile data connection (onless if you want see some important picture which is very useful)
=Only 3MB in size
=support Background activities (e.g Audio actitivity)
=you can share it with your family and friends via any social media e.g whatsapp,snapchat,facebook e.t.c
i will be gratefull if you find it usefull and rate it....thank you
You have burp cloths. You have safety Q-tips. You have 12 brands of diaper rash cream and three newborn-sized bathrobes with matching slippers. Preparing for baby's arrival wasn't so hard... but are you ready for all that other stuff that happens after delivery? (You know, to your vagina. And perineum. And rectum.)
The Basics
The condition of your no-longer-very-private parts - your vagina, perineum and rectum - after childbirth depends a lot on your particular birth experience. So if you pushed out an 11-pounder and tore badly, you're going to have a tougher recovery than if baby is smaller and your perineum stayed intact. But genetics can play a part too. (Just be prepared for the fact that an investigation into family history may involve your mom discussing her own, um, lady parts.)
The Aftermath
Expect lots of bleeding and some general soreness. Wondering how much blood to be prepared for? Dr. Bliss says postpartum bleeding can be compared to a heavy period and may last for a few weeks - which is why super-absorbent maxi pads (yes, like the kind you wore in junior high) will become your new best friend.
So here's the deal: No matter how long you pushed for, expect some swelling. You can also expect small contractions and occasional gushes of blood, especially when you breastfeed. But don't let this freak you out. "This is a good thing," says Dr. Bliss. It's your uterus shrinking back to its normal size. In addition, you may have some trouble pooping, and you’ll probably spring a few leaks (pee and gas to complement the oozing of milk, sweat and tears farther north). So be on guard.
If you have any stitches from tearing, expect them to first be sore and then a little itchy. Most stitches reabsorb in about three weeks. Later, you’ll have some scar tissue, but chances are you will probably never notice.
What to Do About It
1.get proper rest and sleep
2.use a sitz bath
3.use ice pack
4.kegel exercise
5.wear extra maxi pads
6.take care of vaginal stiches
7care of breast soreness
8.check of any sources of infection
9.take care of your emotion and stress
Each activities contain a full description on how and when you will perfom it
About the application:
=Does'nt require internet or mobile data connection (onless if you want see some important picture which is very useful)
=Only 3MB in size
=support Background activities (e.g Audio actitivity)
=you can share it with your family and friends via any social media e.g whatsapp,snapchat,facebook e.t.c
i will be gratefull if you find it usefull and rate it....thank you
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