Postpartum hormonal disorders are characterized by symptoms such as appearance changes and psychological changes. 1. Changes in appearance. During pregnancy, enough estrogen and progesterone are needed to maintain the body, and when the level of estrogen drops after delivery, there will be symptoms such as yellowish and long pigmentation, loose skin, loose hips, out-of-shape body, obesity, hair loss, vaginal dryness, and so on. To pay attention to a reasonable work and rest, avoid staying up late, choose the right skin care products to use, as well as combined with appropriate exercise to improve the symptoms. 2. Psychological changes. Female postpartum hormone secretion will also affect the psychological changes, easy to anxiety, mood and other phenomena, and even insomnia, dreamy and postpartum depression and other situations. Furthermore, the decline in sex hormones after childbirth will lead to a decrease in vaginal secretions, vaginal dryness and pain during intercourse, resulting in varying degrees of frigidity. The specific symptoms of postpartum hormone disorders vary from one individual to another, so it is important to pay attention to diet and lifestyle adjustments, and if the discomfort is severe, it is necessary to be adjusted by a medical professional in conjunction with the sex hormone six test to address the specific cause of the disorder.