EC Gynaecology

Introduction: There are differences in the treatment of puerperal patients between Western and traditional Chinese medicine and one of the main differences is the exposition of the external pathogenic factors.

Purpose: he purpose of this study is to show how Western medicine treats puerperal patients and does not take into account the influences of external pathogenic factors such as Wind and Cold.

Methods: I am describing one case of 11 days of puerperal patient of 26 years old with low-grade fever, lack of appetite, and pallor. She said that the temperature in the hospital was very low and also, in her hospital room where they turn on air conditioning and ask them to drink iced water. It was orientated to her all the precautions to do not expose to Wind and Cold, to use clothes to cover all her skin, to drink luck warm water, and to avoid the ingestion of raw food.

Results: She improved very well after doing all these precautions and she was able to eat normally and the fever disappeared.

Conclusion: The conclusion of this study is that patients with puerperal phase need to be reclused at home to avoid the entrance of the external pathogenic factors to do not have diseases caused by this exposition to external pathogenic factors such as Cold and Wind.

Keywords: Puerperal Woman; Ancient Medical Traditions; Wind and Cold

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