LSCS Post Operative Care

Our nurses are experienced in providing a complete
range of nursing care specializations, which includes :

LSCS Post Operative Care

Our nurses are experienced in providing a complete range of nursing care specializations
lscs nursing post operative care

Post-Operative Instructions for Caesarean section

 

General Activity – You will Gradually improve your actions as relaxation permit and your own strength. You return home the very first week, your maintenance and must rest for your new-born and yourself. Straining or prolonged standing, heavy errands, lifting any weights. Walking will help in healing and prevent many complications. Stairs will walk up and down if needed but move and hold the handrail for support. Avoid intercourse until removed in your follow up trip by your doctor. We also  provide LSCS post operative care for patients to avoid any sorts of risks.

 

Bathing – You will shower and Clean your own hair. Avoid tub baths. Maintain the incisions dry and clean.

 

Diet – Eat a well-balanced diet. Drink lots of fluids. Prevent constipation.

 

Driving a Car – Vehicle Rides are tolerable but prevent until cleared by your doctor. Until after you’ve stopped taking narcotic pain drugs Don’t drive and you can twist your body also to step on the wheels and to appear over your shoulder. This requires.

 

Maintenance of this Incision – Abdominal incisions heal. Gently wash the incision with warm water and soap from the shower. Pat the incision dry with a towel. Don’t rub. You might decide to maintain a dressing on the wound to prevent staining your clothes, although no grooming is needed. If steri-strips stay in an incision week, then they may be removed by you. Use warm, wet compresses to encourage recovery many times every day for 20 – 30 minutes if redness or drainage grow from the incision. Anticipate discharge and spotting for up to 4 months. You may put on a pad, but prevent douching, tampons and other intra-vaginal goods until cleared by your doctor.

 

Drugs -Mild Over-the-counter pain drugs (such as Motrin and naproxen) and stool softeners/ laxatives may be utilized as required unless otherwise instructed. You could be prescribed a narcotic to utilize with naproxen or aspirin. Resume all house medicines on discharge. Follow your doctors’ advice regarding drug precautions while breastfeeding.

Care following a Caesarean

 

Prior to leaving the hospital

 

You will be invited to get up and attempt to go the restroom within the first 24 hours. This will help get you accustomed to going around with your incision and begin the recovery process. Don’t forget to move since you may experience dizziness or shortness of breath.

 

After the catheter is removed, urinating can be painful. Ask your nurse or attendant to indicate methods to make it simpler.

 

If staples were utilized for your Incision before you leave the hospital, they will be removed.

 

Speak to your healthcare about handling pain. If drug is required, please obtain a prescription and data regarding the negative effects for the infant and yourself, if you are breastfeeding. Speak to your healthcare provider, if you would rather remain clear of drugs.

 

Your uterus begins the “involution” procedure that is that the shrinking of the uterus to its pre-pregnancy size. You will start to experience heavy bleeding of red blood. You should not use tampons.

 

Gentle walks within the Hospital or sitting in a chair might help accelerate the healing and aid with gas which could develop after operation.

 

After moving home

 

Your activity level ought to be kept low suggesting a gradual growth of action. You should avoid housework, also should avoid lifting anything heavier than your baby.

 

Your lochia bleeding will change over time and will increase with position and action fluctuations. You must use this bleeding as an opportunity of taking much needed rest and ensuring you are not engaged in too much action. Over a few days, the colour of bleeding will alter to even a dark colour or to light pink, then finally to a pale or yellow shade.

 

Make certain you are drinking lots of fluids to help keep you hydrated and consume fibre rich meals protect against constipation and to revive energy.

 

Be attentive of pain or any fever as both can be signs of infection.

 

Things to avoid

 

  • No sexual intercourse unless the doctor clears you for the same.
  • Using douche or tampons
  • Taking baths if the wound dressing is not covered well as that may make it wet.
  • Pools and spa
  • Lifting anything heavier than your infant
  • Repeatedly using stairs
  • Exercise before your doctor provides you the go-ahead

Emotional Care after a Caesarean Section

 

Take time to sit and bond with your infant

 

If you are having trouble, contact a lactation consultant, with breastfeeding after the delivery.

 

Know that you may have to take time emotionally following the operation when the process entailed an emergency.

 

To help deal with feelings about your own experience, talk about the birth encounter with your service person.

 

Get clarification physician about questions you may have concerning your pregnancy experience. This might help remove any misconceptions.

Do not be afraid to request assistance! Postpartum depression is real and it is very important to have doctors, nurses, friends and family to reach out to and discuss whatever is going in mind.

Physical Therapy Following C-Section   The section may have a considerable effect on your posture and muscular strength and might result in pain, or pelvic organ prolapse, pelvic girdle or urinary incontinence. Bending, lifting, carrying out, and caring for a toddler demands postures call for back a substantial quantity during your pelvis, stomach, neck, and shoulders. It is crucial that you learn how to safely muscles that are specific that are Ensure you can conduct these tasks. Physical treatment can enhance your ability to return to activities postpartum.   Rest is essential to permit recovery to happen caesarean section. Your stitches will not be harmed by non-strenuous moves and it is crucial to follow your body.

 
  • Getting into and out of bed – Bend 1 knee at one time when you flip over in bed if whilst turning your shoulders, hips, and knees to prevent twisting, and encourage your stomach with your hands or a pillow. When getting into bed, then maintain knees, hips and shoulders facing the identical direction when lowering the body down before rolling on your back and bringing up both feet on the bed. Reverse this arrangement when getting out of bed by pushing to a seated position, lowering both legs and rolling on your side.

  • Sitting and ingesting – Whether you are breastfeeding or bottle feeding, then be sure to have support to your back and use a cushion or a pillow to bring you your infant close to prevent leaning or slouching. Remember you may lie on your side for feeding.

  • Coughing and sneezing – It is crucial to keep your chest clear. You can achieve that. Your stomach could be sore but try to not hold a cough or sneeze. To create these comfy, if you are lying in bed you can lean forward, resting your hands or bring your knees. Encourage your stomach with a pillow or your hands.

  • Posture – Attempt to stay tall and prevent leaning or slouching. Put your baby when changing diapers.

  • Scar Management & desensitization – It can be useful to begin performing any work as soon as your scar has healed completely. You may gently touch, tap, and clean the area with materials from soft to coarse progressively. You must gently massage the area for 5-10 minutes every day.

  • Exercises – It is necessary not to exert as your body needs time to cure. Avoid activities that cause you to feel as though straining. Avoid lifting anything heavier than your child. Walking is an excellent exercise. You may begin performing pelvic floor muscle contractions if you are feeling prepared. Usage of those muscles can help restore functioning, enhance and protect against prolapse, and improve bowel and bladder management. Attempt by tightening the muscles around your vagina, contracting these muscles though whilst breathing out, you’re attempting to halt the stream of gas or urine. Try repeating several times every day and holding this region for five minutes. Utilize exactly the muscles to do ten squeezes that are rapid. Attempt to contract those muscles prior to lifting, sneezing, and coughing. If you’re not certain if you’re performing these exercises or in case you have incontinence, it is a great idea to see with a pelvic floor physical therapist. When it is safe to come back to exercise, fourteen days following a caesarean-section, but this can vary by individual and it is ideal to check in your postpartum follow-up trip with your doctor. As soon as you’ve gotten the go-ahead, then you may begin to go back to exercise but build and be sure to start slow.

A patient’s recovery is a vital element of the curing process. Post-operative care for individuals might be easy and may be short term or long term or may entail procedure for a few. LSCS post operative care is very important in order to avoid any complications and risks during the recovery period.

 

In case of long term post-operative care, a patient is much better off within the warmth or home rather than in a hospital. Aiding this kind of care is something that we provide from our home care nursing services. As a part of our services, our group of nurses and other caregivers, would come and see you and offer care. In some cases, the nurse may remain with the individual for 24*7 monitoring and attention.

 

Therefore, if you require nursing care in your home, look no further and trust your loved ones’ care to Care24 and we guarantee a satisfactory and quick recovery of the individual in the most effective and fastest way possible.

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Frequently Asked questions

  • When recovering from an illness or surgery, you look forward to returning to your own home and recuperating in an environment where you are comfortable, relaxed and safe. This is made possible with our in-home nursing services.
  • Care needs of those who are advanced in age and are unable to take care of themselves can be an overwhelming task for the rest of the family members. This often leads to the thought that a nursing home/care home is the only practical option left.
  • Complex care needs might make one want to consider moving to a nursing home to recover under the watch of trained professionals. Our in-home nursing services can help you recover in the comfort of your own home.
    Our in-home nursing services will help smoothen-out the transition from Hospital to Home
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    With our home care nursing services, you can provide the best care for your loved one in the family home, without making any extra demands of your family members.

Care24’s trained nurses provide high quality home care nursing services for hospital like care at home. Whether you are looking for simple support in doing everyday tasks when recovering or need complex care that can be daunting for family members to undertake. Our nurses are highly trained medical professionals capable of providing hospital-like care in the comfort of your own home.

Our nurses are experienced in providing a complete range of nursing care specializations:

  • Taking medicines on time, monitoring blood pressure and other vitals, and fixing a diet plan
  • Oral and personal hygiene, feeding and bathroom assistance, or assistance with mobility
  • Caring and dressing wounds, handling IV infusions and other medical equipment, emptying catheter bags, colostomy bags and bed pans
  • Our nurses (females) or brothers (males) are highly qualified, experienced, and capable of providing hospital like nursing care in the comfort of your own home. All our Nurses go through a rigorous background check, a written exam and trained in all medical procedures that are listed below to ensure you get expert & professional in-home nursing services.
  • Our Nurses are medically qualified with BSc, GNM, or ANM degrees, and many years of experience with leading hospitals. Since each case is unique and may require specific skills, we also ensure that we identify and deploy which nurse will be best for your need.
  • Our nurses and brothers are discreet, and sensitive to the emotional and physical needs of the patient and other family members. Our Nurses are familiar with following a physician’s instructions when caring for a patient and empathic to offer encouragement and support to those who require our nursing care services.

You can fill a request form on our website or download our app and simply click a button to request a Nurse.

Provide us with medical details of the patient who needs nursing care, the tasks the nurse needs to do, the duration for which you need our in-home nursing services and your preferences of gender or language if any.

Our team will connect with you to confirm your requirement and send a nurse to take care of the patient. All our nurses are uniformed and carry identification to help you know that you are indeed letting a trained professional from Care24 into your home.