Postpartum rheumatism

Postpartum rheumatism is a common disease during the puerperium, often characterized by numbness and pain in the limbs and joints, or impaired blood circulation in extra-articular muscles and tendons, accompanied by features of postpartum depression. This disease is more common in women with a history of childbirth and frequently occurs during the puerperium, specifically 42-56 days postpartum.