What causes low body temperature after childbirth?

If postpartum hypothermia occurs, prompt evaluation and treatment should be initiated to prevent complications. First, body temperature should be checked and blood temperature carefully adjusted to maintain it within the normal range. Second, restoration of blood circulation should be achieved rapidly. Antibiotic therapy should be administered, anemia improved, and nutrient transport enhanced to optimize circulatory status. In addition, extracorporeal circulation therapy may be used to increase body temperature and further alleviate symptoms. Finally, fat metabolism must be regulated to prevent the occurrence of hypothermia. In summary, appropriate measures must be taken when postpartum hypothermia occurs to avoid adverse effects on the patient and effectively prevent potential complications. At the same time, close attention should be paid to the mother to prevent her temperature from falling below the normal range.