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Lochia is the vaginal discharge that occurs after childbirth, consisting of blood, mucus, and tissue remnants from the uterus. The amount and duration of lochia are important indicators of postpartum recovery, reflecting the status of the uterus healing.

The lochia is typically divided into several stages:

1. Early Lochia (Red Lochia):
   Time: The first 0-3 days after birth.
   Volume: This stage involves a heavier flow resembling menstrual blood, which is bright red in color. The amount should decrease over time.
   Characteristics: It includes large amounts of blood and blood clots.
2. Intermediate Lochia (Pink or Yellow Lochia):
   Time: Days 4-10 postpartum.
   Volume: The flow starts to decrease, and the lochia turns pink or yellow as the blood component decreases and is replaced by more mucus and uterine tissue.
   Characteristics: The discharge becomes more transparent and mucous in texture.
3. Late Lochia (White Lochia):
   Time: From 10 days to 6 weeks postpartum.
   Volume: The volume decreases significantly, and the lochia turns white or milky. It mainly consists of uterine secretions and exfoliated cells from the uterine lining.
   Characteristics: At this stage, the discharge is minimal and may gradually stop altogether.

How to Monitor the Volume of Lochia in Real Time?

To monitor the volume of lochia, you can observe the following:

1. Monitor the Sanitary Pads: Track the number of pads used each day and how often they need to be changed. If the lochia volume is heavy, the pads may become saturated quickly or need to be changed frequently. This can help you gauge if the volume is normal. Disposable Postpartum Pads are used for absorbing blood and weight the weight of blood for observe quantity each day. It's play key role during this period.
2. Watch for Changes in Color and Smell: Normally, the lochia will gradually change from red to pink, yellow, and finally to clear or milky white. If the lochia has an unusual odor (like a foul smell) or abnormal colors (such as green or gray), it may indicate an infection, and medical attention should be sought immediately.
3. Changes in Volume: While heavy lochia flow is normal in the early postpartum period, if the amount suddenly increases, or if you pass large blood clots, or experience abnormal smells, it could indicate postpartum hemorrhage or other complications.
4. Monitor Postpartum Recovery: Regular checkups are essential. After delivery, a follow-up visit is typically scheduled at around 6 weeks to assess uterine recovery. The doctor will check for any abnormal bleeding or signs of infection.

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