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==Principles of postnatal management ==

==Principles of postnatal management ==

[[Vata]] [[dosha]] and [[agni]] (digestive capacity) are the two key factors considered for postnatal management. Vata dosha is aggravated in the pelvic region by the creation of empty space after the expulsion of the fetus from the uterus. Management of [[vata dosha]] is done to prevent any possible complications and ensure smooth recovery from distorted anatomy and physiology in the female body.  

[[Vata]] [[dosha]] and [[agni]] (digestive capacity) are the two key factors considered for postnatal management. [[Vata]] [[dosha]] is aggravated in the pelvic region by the creation of empty space after the expulsion of the fetus from the uterus.Management of [[vata dosha]] is done to prevent any possible complications and ensure smooth recovery from distorted anatomy and physiology in the female body.  

The digestion capacity ([[agni]]) is deranged due to physiological changes during pregnancy. Therefore, protection and stimulation of digestive capacity by diet and herbs having ([[deepana]] and [[pachana]]) effect is recommended. The nourishment therapy ([[brimhana]]) and rejuvenation therapy ([[Rasayana]]) can be useful only after proper management of [[vata dosha]] and [[agni]].  

The digestion capacity ([[agni]]) is deranged due to physiological changes during pregnancy. Therefore, protection and stimulation of digestive capacity by diet and herbs having ([[deepana]] and [[pachana]]) effect is recommended. The nourishment therapy ([[brimhana]]) and rejuvenation therapy ([[Rasayana]]) can be useful only after proper management of [[vata dosha]] and [[agni]].  

Practices in post natal care:

==Practices in post natal care:==

 

==General care during puerperium (samanya paricharya)==

==General care during puerperium (samanya paricharya)==

===Immediate care after delivery===

===Immediate care after delivery===