Generally, you can take a bath and wash your hair on the day of normal delivery, but it depends on your own situation.
As the uterine opening opens during labor and post-partum discharge through the vagina, it takes 6 weeks for the body to return to a non-pregnant state after delivery, and it is forbidden to take a bath or have sex for 6 weeks to avoid infection.
When there is no abnormality in the body after delivery, you can take a bath and wash your hair on the same day, but the resistance of the mother is relatively low, so pay attention to the temperature of the water when you take a bath and wash your hair to avoid being too cold, and take a shower, and forbid the pelvic bath in order to avoid infection. However, when there is perineal wound healing, etc., need to delay the bathing time.
After a normal delivery, you should also pay attention to proper rest, keep the vulva clean and dry, change and wash your underwear diligently, and increase protein-rich food appropriately to promote physical recovery. Breastfeeding is also encouraged to promote postpartum recovery. It is important to pay attention to vaginal bleeding and perineal wound healing, and review the situation on time.