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maternity cooling disposable absorbent ice pads for women after birth

maternity cooling disposable absorbent ice pads for women after birth

This product comes with ice pack and cools for over 45 minutes.

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Product Name : disposable maternity ice pad
Material : cotton layer , nonwoven layer , ice bag and absorbent surface
Applications : postpartum , hemorrhoids or another surgery
Color : white
Main Feature : stays colds for up

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Q1: What is the use of maternity pads?

A1: Sanitary pads are convenient to use during normal periods. But, owing to the heavy flow after you deliver your baby, you would need maternity pads for comfort and convenience. Maternity pads are longer in length, have a soft texture, and are better absorbents.

Q2: Are maternity pads necessary after birth ?

A2: Every woman's experience is different but bleeding after birth typically lasts for between two and six weeks. To absorb post-natal bleeding, it is recommended that you use maternity pads (rather than normal sanitary pads) immediately after giving birth and for the next few weeks.

Q3: Can I use sanitary towels instead of maternity pads?

A3: You'll find – especially when the bleeding is at its heaviest – that maternity pads tend to work better than ordinary sanitary towels as they are longer, softer and more absorbent.

Q4: What's the difference between maternity pads and sanitary?

A4: Be sure to buy maternity pads, rather than ordinary sanitary towels after birth. Maternity pads are longer, softer, and much more absorbent. They are also less likely to irritate stitches, as they don't have the plastic coating that many standard sanitary towels do.

Q5: How many maternity pads per day is normal?

A5: There isn't a single right answer because there are a few factors to consider that might change how many you'd need. A very rough estimate would be four or five pads, assuming that you're getting at least the recommended 7 hours of sleep at night.

Q6: How often should I change my maternity pad?

A5: After giving birth you may need to change your pad every hour or every two hours, depending on the amount of blood that is coming out of your vagina.