Shenghua decoction is a common decoction used for treating poor postpartum bleeding, blood stasis and internal blocking, which can regulate uterine contraction in order discharge unpeeling mucosa or blood clots from the uterine, help the discharge of postpartum bleeding, reduce postpartum abdominal pain, prevent postpartum infections, prevent thrombosis and help the uterine to recover its function. It is one common decoction frequently taken by people in Taiwan.

Caesarean section: Serve in 3~5 days during postpartum. Vaginal Delivery: Serve in 1~3 days during postpartum.

Antiplatelet agents（Prevent thrombus） Mechanism：Inhibit platelet aggregation, reduce thrombus formation, and prevent coronary artery thrombosis or thromboembolic events. Common side effects：Allergy, stomach upset, bleeding.

After the essential first aid steps (rinse, remove, cool, cover, and transport), further management is based on the condition of the burn wound. The following are the treatment methods for different stages:

After the accident, patients have to face the psychological problem they never encounter. To face the sudden emotional event, the stress can be adjusted by patients themselves. Besides, medical personnel, the social workers, and family membership could afford suitable psychosocial attendance and assistance.

The kitchen and bathroom are places where burn injury usually happens in a house. Do not let children play in these places to prevent from the accidents.

Please keep un-healing wound moist and clean. Change dressings in right timing and frequency that the nurse told you when you discharge.

Put the injured wound in the cold water or flush by water for more than 30 minutes to lower the temperature of the skin surface.

decompression sickness or acute air embolism,Carbon dioxide poisoning ( cyanide and gas poisoning ) Gas gangrene, emphysematous gangrene and anaerobic bacteria infection, necrotizing soft tissue infections, and multiple microbial infections.

After the evaluation by your clinical physician, a positron emission tomography (PET) scan has been arranged for you. The following introduction is intended to help you gain further understanding of this examination.