King crab is not recommended for women in labor. King crab is a cold food, and mothers are weak and have reduced gastrointestinal function, so they may have diarrhea or abdominal pain after eating it. At the same time, the mother also needs to breastfeed, if you eat king crab diarrhea, may affect the growth and development of the newborn. In addition, some women who are sensitive or allergic to seafood may have itchy skin and rashes after eating, making them uncomfortable. If the delivery method is cesarean, it is appropriate to eat liquid or semi-liquid food for a short period of time after the operation, and you can eat soft food for about a week after the operation, and try to eat more protein-rich food, such as eggs and lean meat, in order to promote body recovery. In the daily diet, pay attention to eating fresh ingredients, do not eat food that has been kept in the refrigerator for a long time, drink more water, take appropriate calcium supplements, and eat iron-rich foods in moderation, such as pork liver and spinach, to avoid anemia.