✅ Postoperative recommendations after Gynecological oncology surgery. Dr Lucas Minig, Valencia,Spain скачать в хорошем качестве

✅ Postoperative recommendations after Gynecological oncology surgery. Dr Lucas Minig, Valencia,Spain

✅ Expert gynecologist on laparoscopic hysterectomy in Valencia, Spain https://drlucasminig.com/en/treatment... 👉 We currently give recommendations at the time of hospital discharge based on scientific evidence, that as you have seen has changed significantly compared to several decades ago. Thus, we allows patients to return to physical activity as soon as the discomfort or pain disappears and progressive reinsertion into their daily activities and work in a faster/safer way for each. ✨️ Dr. Lucas Minig and his multidisciplinary team. He is specialized in high complexity surgeries for gynecological cancer and minimally invasive laparoscopic surgery 📍 Valencia, Spain. ➡️ drlucasminig.com Appointment for second opinion. Second Medical Opinion ☎️ +34 679 112 179 ▷ More information about Dr. Lucas Minig: https://drlucasminig.com/en/ ▷ More information about laparoscopic and robotic surgery with Dr. Lucas Minig and his Team: https://drlucasminig.com/en/treatment... ▷ More information regarding postoperative recomendación after surgery with Dr. Lucas Minig and his Team: A-   • ✅ Postoperative recommendations after Gyne...   B-https://drlucasminig.com/en/prepare-f... ▷ More information regarding surgical citoreduction in women with peritoneal carcinomatosis for advanced ovarian cancer with Dr. Lucas Minig and his Team: https://drlucasminig.com/en/radical-c... ▷ More information regarding laparoscopic treatment for endometriosis with Dr. Lucas Minig and his Team: https://drlucasminig.com/en/benign-pa... ▷ More information regarding laparoscopic hysterectomy with Dr. Lucas Minig and his Team: https://drlucasminig.com/en/treatment... ▷ More information regarding laparoscopic myomectomy with Dr. Lucas Minig and his Team: https://drlucasminig.com/en/treatment... ✅ Post-surgical recommendations at the time of hospital discharge after gynecological surgery have changed significantly in recent decades. ✅ The main fear we had for restricting physical activity was to avoid complications and especially complications of the surgical wound because of increased intra-abdominal pressure, which is not supported by the nowadays scientific evidence. ✅ Therefore, we allow patients to progressively return to their daily activity at home right after discharge from the hospital, or even to go for walks outside the home as long as their comfort or pain allows them. It is also the reason why lifting heavy objects of daily use is allowed and going up or downstairs. ✅ The return to work is related to the type of work the patient does. For those with an administrative type of job there is no limitation, all depending on how the patient feels. While for those who occasionally lift things at work there are slightly more restrictions, but these do not usually go beyond 20 or 30 days after surgery. ✅ On the other hand, the patient can shower without any type of restriction from the same moment of the hospital discharge because all the surgical wounds are covered by waterproof cloths. ✅ This makes it not even necessary to treat the surgical wounds until the 7 to 10 days when those waterproof cloths can be removed, and the wounds are left in the open air to heal. Although for bathing in swimming pools or the sea there are some restrictions until the surgical wound is completely dry and healed, and this is around 20 to 30 days after surgery. ✅ Concerning driving vehicles, patients can resume this activity if they did it previously as soon as they feel confident with accessing the pedals. However, it is recommended that the first trips are short and accompanied until patients gain sufficient confidence to drive on your own. ✅ Regarding sexual activity, it should be restricted for at least 40 days for those women who have had their uterus removed (called hysterectomy) or who have received any type of vaginal surgery either at the cervix level or in the vagina/vulva. This is to allow adequate healing of the tissues. However, those other patients who did not underwent an hysterectomy, can resume sexual activity as soon as they feel like it. #cervicalcancer #lucasminig #screeningofcervicalcancer #humanpapilomavirus #HPV #expertgynecologist #gynecologiconcologist #valencia #spain #laparoscopicsurgery #HPVvaccine #laparoscopichysterectomy #ovariancancer #cytoreduction #peritonealcarcinomatosis #intraperitonealchemotherapy #inmunotherapy #endometrialcancer #uterinemyoma #laparoscopicmyomectomy #endometriosis #laparoscopicsurgery #specializedgynecologist #roboticsurgery #ovariancyst