请问这个多少钱一包啊？一包里面是有25小包，喝25次是吗？
4块左右一盒吧。一盒25个茶包。
我也喝了，36周才开始喝，没敢喝太多，每天一包吧。后来提前2周就生了。所以没喝多少。没感觉到底有没有效果。
有助于恢复弹性收缩回到原来的位置上
一定要这个牌子吗/ 其他牌子可以吗/
Can raspberry leaf tea help to ease labour?
Denise Tiran
Midwife, lecturer and complementary therapist.
We can't be certain about the benefits of raspberry leaf tea, as there has been so little research into it. Raspberry leaf tea is a herbal remedy, not to be confused with raspberry fruit tea.
Raspberry leaf tea is thought to tone the muscles of your uterus (womb), to help it to work better during labour. The idea is not so much to speed up your labour, but to help it to progress at a nice, steady pace.
Because raspberry leaf tea takes several weeks to build up in your body, you shouldn't drink a lot of it in one go to bring on labour if you are overdue. This may cause contractions that are so intense that it causes distress to your baby.
The evidence for the effects on labour for raspberry leaf tea is mixed:•One small study found that women who drank the tea regularly towards the end of pregnancy had a shorter second, pushing stage of labour. They were also less likely to have a birth assisted with forceps.
•A herbal remedies review found no evidence that taking raspberry leaf tea shortened labour.
•A small study found a link between raspberry leaf tea and caesarean sections.
Like other herbal teas, raspberry leaf should be drunk in moderation. The chemicals in the tea work their way through your body in the same way as a drug. This may affect how some of your bodily processes work.
Some doctors and midwives advise against taking anything that may interfere with labour. That's especially the case if there is a lack of evidence that it works. Our bodies are designed to give birth without help. Trying to change the course of this natural process could be seen as just another way to induce or speed up your labour.
If you have already had a baby, and your labour went smoothly first time around, there is no need for you to drink raspberry leaf tea for this baby.
Raspberry leaf tea is not right for everyone. Don't take it if:•A previous labour lasted only three hours or less, from start to finish.
•You're scheduled to have a planned caesarean for a medical reason.
•You've had a caesarean before.
•You've had a premature labour before.
•You've had vaginal bleeding in the second half of pregnancy.
It would also be wise not to drink raspberry leaf if you:•Have a family or personal history of breast or ovarian cancer, endometriosis or fibroids.
•Are expecting a baby who is breech.
•Have any complications or health problems in your pregnancy, including high blood pressure.
•Are expecting twins.
Tell your doctor or midwife that you're thinking of trying raspberry leaf. If you do decide to take it, it's recommended that you start when you're about 32 weeks pregnant, though not before. This will give enough time for it to build up in your body. Begin with one cup a day, gradually increasing to three cups. If you don't like the taste of the tea, you can buy raspberry leaf capsules in health food stores.
If you have strong Braxton Hicks contractions after drinking the tea, cut down on the amount you drink, or stop taking it.
During early labour, while you are at home, you can either sip hot tea, or suck ice cubes made from the tea. You could also take a flask of the tea with you into hospital or birth centre. However, don't take the tea if your labour is being induced, or if you are having treatment with a hormone drip to speed up labour.
http://www.babycentre.co.uk/x545 ... abour#ixzz3fwAQKgWg
请问那里买呢
我买的那个是12一包，里面不分小包装，直接就是茶，每次自己取一点出来泡
请问你在哪里买的？不知道这种东西 T2 会不会有？
我是当时在那个pregnancy expo上买的，不知道他们有没有实体店
那些shopping centre里的营养品店都有的 只是不一定有这个牌子的卖罢了
你如果在墨尔本北区，我倒是可以告诉你我买的那家