Nausea and vomiting in the second month may be related to too greasy diet. Because there is little activity and slow gastrointestinal peristalsis during confinement, try to eat light and digestible food. In addition, during confinement, you are weak and sweaty, and try to drink soup to replenish water. Nausea and vomiting in the second month also need to rule out internal diseases, such as gastroenteritis or liver function damage. You can check your liver function and take some drugs to protect your gastric mucosa, such as oral omeprazole capsules and intramuscular metoclopramide.

If the symptoms of nausea and vomiting are obvious and need infusion treatment, vitamin C and vitamin B6 can be used for treatment. Because breastfeeding in the second month, try to use the medicine without affecting breast milk. Drinking traditional Chinese medicine conditioning or acupuncture will also have a certain effect. Traditional Chinese medicine conditioning will be slower, but the side effects will be less.

Nausea and vomiting will occur during confinement, which may be gastroenteritis or indigestion. In addition, if the liver function is abnormal, nausea and vomiting may occur.

After pregnancy, gastric acid secretion decreases and intestinal peristalsis weakens. After giving birth, it will take two weeks to return to normal. Therefore, during the confinement period after giving birth to a child, try to eat liquid food and easily digestible food, so as not to stimulate the stomach and cause nausea and vomiting. Don't eat expired food and food that has been left for a long time. These foods may breed bacteria and cause gastroenteritis.

If you have nausea and vomiting, you should go to the hospital for differential diagnosis. If you can't recover after improving your diet, it may be caused by abnormal liver function, which needs to be tested for differential diagnosis.

First of all, confinement is the recovery of the whole body, except the mental and physical reproductive system, including the gradual involution of uterus, the gradual discharge of lochia and the recovery of endometrium.

Then the gastrointestinal tract also has a recovery process. If you have nausea and vomiting, you should first take your blood pressure at home to see if it is high. Secondly, see if there is any barrier-free movement of limbs and edema on both sides of lower limbs.

If you don't find these problems, you should pay attention to keep indoor ventilation, rest first, and then eat lightly.

If the symptoms can't be improved, go to the hospital in time.

In addition, there should be appropriate activities in the second month to prevent complications such as thrombosis.