Browsing all articles filed under the "Post-operative Care" category.
Immediately after knee surgery, focus on managing pain and swelling, protecting the surgical site, preventing complications, and initiating early, con...
By Hart
The superficial incision from a total knee replacement typically closes and heals within 2-4 weeks, though deeper tissues and scar maturation continue...
By Hart
After knee replacement, avoid baths for at least 4-6 weeks until your surgical incision is fully healed, dry, and cleared by your surgeon due to infec...
By Jordan
After thumb surgery, safely showering requires meticulous protection of the surgical site, maintaining balance, and often utilizing adaptive technique...
By Hart
Ankle swelling after knee surgery can be effectively managed through elevation, compression, controlled movement, and diligent self-care strategies to...
By Hart
After knee surgery, proper hygiene involves strict adherence to surgeon instructions regarding wound protection, initial sponge baths, and careful sho...
By Hart
The optimal position after ankle surgery is one of consistent elevation, keeping the foot and ankle above heart level to minimize swelling, reduce pai...
By Alex
After knee surgery, some bleeding and bruising are normal, typically appearing as red to pink drainage and widespread discoloration, but excessive or ...
By Jordan
After toe surgery, a structured and progressive rehabilitation plan is crucial, typically involving immediate post-operative care for pain and swellin...
By Jordan
