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After a caesarean section, blood loss occurs during the subsequent 40 days similar to a menstruation, called lochia; hair loss and skin changes due to hormonal changes, breast tenderness (breastfeeding and breastfeeding is recommended to reduce discomfort), mood swings, weight loss (favored by breastfeeding consumed by an extra of calories) and in some cases postpartum depression. It is necessary to control the incision and use a girdle for a few days, see signs of infection (for example, change of wound color, discharge of pus, fever) and if in doubt, go to the doctor. In case of pain, medicines that are compatible with breastfeeding can be taken: ibuprofen, paracetamol, ketorolac. For more safety on medications and safe foods in breastfeeding, you can visit the page e-lactancia.org.
