Postoperative nursing precautions of imported prosthesis for breast augmentation surgery in hospital
With the development of society, more and more women choose to have breast augmentation surgery with imported prostheses to change their breast shape. However, post operative care is as important as the operation itself. Next, we will elaborate on the precautions for the late stage nursing of breast augmentation surgery with imported prostheses from four aspects: rest after surgery, diet conditioning, wound care and regular reexamination.
Postoperative rest
Rest after operation is an important part of recovery. On the first day after the operation, the patient should stay in bed and rest to avoid excessive activity, so as not to affect the wound healing. In addition, the pillow should be kept high and the head should be kept in a semi sitting position, which is conducive to the drainage of the chest and the absorption of postoperative hematoma. Encourage patients to take appropriate deep breathing and active activities to help prevent pleural effusion and pulmonary infection.
During the rest after surgery, the patient should pay attention to the changes of his own body. If there is breast swelling, pain, redness, swelling, bleeding and other abnormalities, he should immediately seek medical advice. Follow the doctor's recommendations for lymphatic drainage and breast massage to help reduce postoperative discomfort.
In addition, in order to avoid squeezing the breast shape, it is important to avoid wearing too tight underwear within 6 weeks after the operation. You can choose a bra with good support and breathability, which is helpful for breast recovery and shape maintenance.
Diet conditioning
Postoperative diet also needs special attention. First of all, it is necessary to avoid spicy stimulation, irritant food and over heated food to avoid aggravating the discomfort of the chest after surgery. Secondly, we should maintain a balanced diet and eat more foods rich in protein, vitamins and cellulose, which will help promote wound healing and body recovery.
In addition, in order to avoid constipation, patients should pay attention to increasing the intake of fruits and vegetables after the operation, and drink proper amount of water to maintain smooth defecation. If constipation occurs, you can take appropriate amount of food containing fiber or use laxatives under the guidance of a doctor.
Wound care
Wound care is one of the key links in postoperative recovery. After the operation, the doctor will bandage the wound, and the patient should strictly follow the doctor's requirements for wound care and dressing change. Keep the wound dry and clean to avoid external infection, which is conducive to wound healing and prevention of complications.
In addition, it is prohibited to lift heavy objects with force after operation, and avoid violent exercise and collision, so as not to affect the recovery of breast and wound healing. In case of wound infection, redness, swelling, pain and other abnormalities, seek medical advice in a timely manner.
Regular review
Regular postoperative reexamination is very important for understanding the rehabilitation and surgical effect of patients. During regular reexamination, the doctor will conduct relevant examination and evaluation on the breast to ensure the healing of the breast and the stability of the prosthesis.
Patients should take regular reexamination as required by the doctor, and take the initiative to feed back the symptoms and feelings after surgery to the doctor. In case of prosthesis displacement and capsule formation, seek medical treatment in time.
In a word, the late stage nursing precautions of breast augmentation surgery with imported prostheses include rest after surgery, diet conditioning, wound care and regular review. Patients should be nursed in strict accordance with the doctor's instructions, so as to have sufficient rest after the operation, pay attention to diet conditioning, keep the wound clean and dry, and take regular reexamination to ensure the health and stability of the breast. Only by doing a good job of late stage nursing, can we successfully pass the recovery period and obtain satisfactory surgical results.
