Tsukiko is the first 30 days of the puerperium, during which a woman can soak her feet to help maintain foot hygiene. What is traditionally called menstruation is the first 30 days of the medical puerperium, the period of physical and mental recovery of a woman after childbirth, which lasts about 6 to 8 weeks. Women’s bodies have not yet fully recovered during the menstrual period, and foot soaking helps to improve the symptoms of fatigue and enhance the patient’s quality of sleep. At the same time, it can ensure the cleanliness of the feet and promote local blood circulation to a certain extent, so women can soak their feet under the guidance of the doctor during this period. Mothers also need to pay attention to this period, the perineum, breasts and other parts of the wash diligently, keep clean and dry. Cesarean section patients should also pay attention to the abdominal incision, change the dressing regularly to avoid incision infection.