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Post-delivery care in Ayurveda, known as "Sutika Paricharya," plays a crucial role in promoting the mother's physical and mental well-being, aiding recovery, and ensuring the health of both the mother and the newborn.
Ayurvedic postnatal care can ideally begin as soon as the mother and baby are stable, typically within the first few hours or days after delivery.
Ayurvedic postnatal care involves a combination of personalized dietary recommendations, herbal formulations, specific lifestyle practices, and therapeutic massages to facilitate recovery and balance the doshas.
Yes, Ayurvedic herbs are chosen carefully to ensure they are safe for breastfeeding mothers. The formulations are designed to nourish the mother without affecting the quality of breast milk.
The duration of postnatal care varies based on individual needs and the specific recommendations of the Ayurvedic practitioner. On average, it may extend from a few weeks to several months.
Yes, Ayurveda offers holistic approaches to address postpartum emotional well-being through specific herbs, dietary guidelines, and lifestyle recommendations to support mental health.
Yes, Ayurvedic postnatal diet emphasizes easily digestible, nourishing foods. Warm soups, cooked grains, ghee, and a variety of herbs are often included to support recovery.
Gentle postnatal exercises, such as yoga and walking, are often recommended. However, the intensity and type of exercise depend on the individual's overall health and recovery progress.
Yes, Ayurvedic therapies, including specific massages and herbal formulations, can be employed to alleviate post-delivery issues like back pain and fatigue.
Yes, Ayurvedic postnatal care can be adapted to suit mothers who have had both natural deliveries and cesarean sections. The approach is personalized based on individual needs and circumstances.
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