1. Effect of delivery on reproductive organs: The process of delivery may cause strain, tear, bleeding and other injuries to female reproductive organs. If not treated in time, it may lead to infection.
2. Changes in menstrual function: After giving birth, some women's menstrual cycle and menstrual flow will change, and there may be problems such as rare menstruation and menstrual disorders.
3. Uterine prolapse and preposition: After delivery, due to the damage to the uterus and its surrounding muscle tissue, it may lead to uterine prolapse or preposition, and severe cases may require surgical treatment.
4. Effects of pregnancy and childbirth on cardiovascular system: Both pregnancy and childbirth require a high cardiovascular burden, which may have a certain impact on the cardiovascular system, such as increasing heart load and aggravating hypertension.
5. Changes in bladder function: Due to the injury of muscle tissue around the bladder, some women may have bladder dysfunction after delivery, such as urinary incontinence.
It should be noted that not every woman will have these health problems, and the degree of these problems varies from person to person. At the same time, women can prevent these problems to some extent through scientific and regular life and reasonable exercise.