Postpartum Care talk by Dr. Rimmy Singla

August 25, 2020

Postpartum Care talk by Dr. Rimmy Singla

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Be a part of #SinglaMediclinic‘s FB Live session on #PostpartumCare by Obstetrician/Gynecologist & IVF Specialist , Dr. Rimmy Singla, tomorrow.
Date: 26 August-2020
Time: 6:00PM -6:15PM

Facebook Live Video:-

Postpartum & Care of the Newborn
Dr. Rimmy Singla Director Singla Mediclinic, said that postpartum care is crucial for mothers. Having a baby is a joyful experience, it’s also a life-changing one. After your baby is born, it’s important for you to get postpartum care.
Being a mother, your maternal natures are in full swing by the time you take your baby home from the hospital. New mothers pour their heart and soul into taking care of their newborn. While newborns require a lot of love and attention, it is essential for new moms to prioritize their own health as well. During her talk, she explains many ways to keep yourself healthy after delivery.
1. Get plenty of rest.
2. Eat healthy meals.
3. Eat plenty of fruits, vegetables, Dry fruits, 4 to 5 glasses of Milk and whole grains.
4. If you feel sad, talk to a friend or family member.
5. If sadness lasts more than 2 weeks, call your doctor.
6. Breastfeeding. Ask your Doctor about breast care.

Post Partum Care

Postpartum & Care of the NewbornDr. Rimmy Singla Director Singla Mediclinic, said that postpartum care is crucial for mothers. Having a baby is a joyful experience, it's also a life-changing one. After your baby is born, it's important for you to get postpartum care.Being a mother, your maternal natures are in full swing by the time you take your baby home from the hospital. New mothers pour their heart and soul into taking care of their newborn. While newborns require a lot of love and attention, it is essential for new moms to prioritize their own health as well. During her talk she explains many ways to keep yourself healthy after delivery.1. Get plenty of rest.2. Eat healthy meals.3.Eat plenty of fruits, vegetables, Dry fruits, 4 to 5 glasses of Milk and whole grains.4. If you feel sad, talk to a friend or family member.5. If sadness lasts more than 2 weeks, call your doctor.6. Breastfeeding. Ask your Doctor about breast care.Feel free to ask any query!

Posted by Singla MEDICLINIC-IVF/Laparoscopy Center – Dr Raman Singla, Dr Rimmy Singla on Wednesday, August 26, 2020

Feel free to ask any query!