This paper provides an in-depth study of the origins of postpartum diarrhea, discussing the history, etiology and treatment of the condition. Through combing ancient literature, it was found that postpartum diarrhea was closely related to the weakness of the woman's qi and blood, incomplete expulsion of postpartum lochia, and physical factors. Medical practitioners of all generations have emphasised the importance of regulating the spleen and stomach, resolving blood stasis and generating new blood, and tonifying the kidneys to consolidate the fundamentals in treatment. This article aims to provide useful references for clinicians for guiding clinical practice.
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