Childbirth can cause a lot of damage to a woman’s uterus, especially if she gives birth naturally, so what are the details of postpartum care that should be paid attention to? You will know after reading the following introduction. Sometimes, in order to avoid the perineal lacerations which are not easy to handle, obstetricians or midwives usually use perineal incision to help the fetus come out smoothly; because of the rich blood vessels in the perineum and vagina, the incision wound can heal completely in about 3~5 weeks. The principles of care for either perineal incision wounds or cesarean wounds are generally the same, but different techniques must be used to promote wound recovery because of the difference in location. Some pregnancies require a cesarean section to remove the fetus through the abdominal wall and uterine incision. Due to the extent of the surgical wound, the stitches of the superficial wound can be removed or the skin clips can be removed 5-7 days after the surgery, however, the full recovery time is about 4-6 weeks. First of all, we must pay attention to the problem of infection. The integrity of the skin is the first line of defense to protect the body, so local redness, swelling, heat, and pain of the wound should never be taken lightly, and as long as the discomfort does not improve or purulent discharge appears, remember to return to the hospital for examination. Secondly, in order to promote wound healing, it is advisable to start from the following aspects: 1. keep the wound clean and dry. 2. 2, warm water bath. 3, to avoid scarring. 4, pay attention to nutritional intake. 5, moderate exercise. 6, body cleanliness. 7.Do not lift heavy objects. 8.Do not be impatient in sexual life. After reading the above introduction, do you have a certain understanding of what details should be paid attention to postpartum care, I hope it can bring you help. Experts remind everyone that postpartum care is very important, should not be careless.