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寶媽提問：産後你們是怎麽洗頭的？我洗頭後感覺冷著感冒了！

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发表时间：2018-03-28 08:18作者：生命加月子會所來源：佛山市生命加月子中心網址：https://www.lifepluscare.com/

　　佛山月子中心排行榜

　　今天接到一位剛生産的寶媽的咨詢，她表示對産後的生活很困惑，*近還感冒了，大家都知道坐月子的時候生病是不可逆轉的，事情是發生在上個月，來至佛山禅城的梁女士，産後的第10天，她說平時洗頭也是非常麻煩，腰不能太彎，而且現在南方的城市溫度也是非常多變的，可以洗頭發，注意洗頭的時候，**讓家人幫忙洗一下發梢，如果有條件的話，那去外面洗頭會更好，因爲外面的還有可以躺下的椅子，這樣洗不僅舒服，還洗得很幹淨。大家寶媽注意哦！坐月子的時候頭疼，或者腰痛，是不可逆轉的。

　　這位寶媽認爲，她的頭疼是因爲洗完頭之後吹風的時候引起的！其實，現在佛山講究科學坐月子，用熱風都是很正常的，不過只是在洗頭的時候一定要注意背門受冷了！這位寶媽不要意識錯了，産後洗頭當然要用熱風吹幹，如果自然風或者冷風，會容易引起頭疼的，科學坐月子，這位寶媽如果在佛山的話，佛山月子會所当然要选择生命加月子會所了！来这里，让你开启你想象不到的月子之旅！

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