Uterine prolapse is a condition in which the uterus drops below its normal position. Uterine prolapse occurs when the pelvic muscles weaken, causing many organs including the bladder, rectum, and urethra to fall into the vagina. However, the most common organ to fall is the uterus.

Uterine prolapse is a condition in which the uterus falls down, hanging out of the vagina or the uterus is exposed outside the vagina but the body is still inside, and in the most severe case, the entire uterus falls out.

Skin-to-skin contact after birth is a measure recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO). In Vietnam, since 2014, the Ministry of Health has also provided guidance on the implementation of skin-to-skin contact to bring positive effects to the health of mothers and babies after birth.

The Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Vinmec International General Hospital owns a system of extremely modern delivery rooms and post-delivery rooms, integrating advanced support equipment, helping mothers and babies to be cared for from the first moments of birth.

In the female body, menstruation is a mirror reflecting the endocrine activity of the hypothalamus-pituitary-ovary axis and the condition of the uterine lining, a measure of the development of a woman's reproductive activity.

Not only during pregnancy but also after giving birth, nutrition still plays an extremely important role in the health of the mother and baby. The postpartum diet for mothers needs to ensure all the necessary nutrients, however, in reality, many mothers do not know what to eat and what not to eat after giving birth.

Pelvic floor dysfunction, loss of urinary and fecal control, osteoporosis, back pain... are common problems after giving birth. Postpartum rehabilitation will help mothers recover effectively after pregnancy, get healthy soon, return to normal activities and be happy with their family.

After giving birth, your body will go through both physical and emotional changes. These can sometimes be beyond your control, and the postpartum period can be a complicated one. Here are some common postpartum complications and how you can cope with them.

The postpartum period, also known as the postpartum period, in addition to the physiological changes and medical issues that may arise during this period, health care providers are mindful of the postpartum mother's psychological needs and are sensitive to cultural differences surrounding childbirth.

Childbirth and motherhood can change your interest in sex. For women, interest in sex may return 1-3 months after giving birth, but it may take longer to return to normal. Unless your doctor advises you to abstain from sex for a certain period after giving birth, you can have sex again when you feel ready.

Choosing nutritious foods to support breast milk production is extremely important, so is a liquid diet suitable for new mothers? The following article will help you learn more about this issue.