What is the difference between a puerperium pad and a urine pad?

When many women are just pregnant, they will prepare supplies for childbirth, such as maternity pads. And after having a baby, you will also buy a urine pad. Both puerperium pads and diaper pads are medical nursing pads, and many people do not know the difference between these two types of nursing pads. So, what is the difference between a puerperium pad and a urine-separating pad? Can a puerperium pad be used as a urine-separating pad?

Maternity pads are used by maternity mothers, and urine pads will be used after the baby is born. Maternity pads are an essential item in the delivery bag and are used by women after giving birth. After giving birth, in order to prevent the lochia from the body from soiling the mattress, women will choose to buy a special puerperium pad and put it under the buttocks, and replace it in time, which can play a good role in isolation and is very convenient and practical. Ordinary toilet paper cannot meet the demand.

Maternity pads also come in different sizes. When buying, you don’t need to buy too big ones. Generally, 90x60 ones are enough. However, the bigger the puerperium pad, the better, because a larger puerperium pad will not easily stain the sheets. If you have the conditions, you can buy more, even if you can't use it up, you can also use it as a baby's urine pad.

Urinary pads are used for babies, and they have the function of isolating urine. The size of conventional diaper pads is relatively smaller than that of puerperium pads, because diaper pads are used when changing diapers for babies. After using the urine pad, the mattress and mattress below can be prevented from being soaked by the child's urine, so it is called a urine pad. After the diaper is found to be wet, it needs to be replaced in time. The puerperium pad used during the confinement period is actually an extra-large sanitary napkin, which has a strong water absorption function. It can also be used as a urine pad for the baby, but it must be replaced regularly.

Both the puerperium pad and the urine pad have good air permeability, strong water absorption capacity, and a relatively skin-friendly surface. Because their functions are relatively similar, the endless puerperium pads can be used as urine pads for babies. Also because they are disposable, it is best to throw them away and replace them regularly.