Today, we turn to some of the attentions and errors in the recovery period following the abdominal diarrhea. Last time we talked about groin surgery, which was the first time we had to do a microbolic surgery, small trauma, quick recovery, so that most patients did not need painkillers after the surgery, and that most patients could be discharged that day if the anaesthesia was about to recover. Does that mean that the patient can get back to normal as soon as he returns home? The answer is no, whether male or female, whether male or female, we recommend that patients with diarrhea groin groin groin be given at least one week’s rest during that week, and that they avoid excessive movement, that they should sit for long periods and rest in their beds, for the reason that, as we have said before, when we stand or sit straight, the abdominal cavities are piled in the pelvis, and the osmosis of the surgical surface is accumulated from the pre-eminent part of the acreage under this pressure, and that if there is too much activity in the post-occultary period, and the extent of the General Assembly’s stimulatory blood seepage, an increase in leperoma, and even the risk of re-embracing, if it is serious. When patients come to the clinic for review one week or even one month after the surgery, they find different levels of drums in places where the herring has been rising, and they are concerned about whether the herring has re-emerged. The difference between these drum packs and the pre-existing herring is that it cannot be reduced during the nighttime, and the vast majority can be absorbed slowly and become smaller or disappearing without special treatment.
In order to reduce the occurrence of post-operative accumulation fluids, we propose, on the one hand, appropriate rest and recuperation after the operation, based on the individual’s own circumstances, “do not take care of the minor,” while, on the other hand, the first two weeks of the operation are to wear more flexible and tight underwear, and a small towel is to be folded into approximately 3 cm thick squares in the pre-existing part of the aluminum, or to wear a special underpants-type acrete fixed belt, which would squeeze the space of the soft tissue from the top of the americium, protect the ring, and reduce the chance of accumulation and recurrence. After a week of clinical review after the operation, the doctor determines that the wound is healing well, that there is no visible haematoma in the arteries, and that there is no haematoma in the arteries, and that low-intensity activity and labour are resumed; that there is a full resumption of day-to-day activities and low-intensity exercise, such as long-distance riding, long feet, jogging, etc., after one month of review; and that after three months of recovery, high-intensity sports and labour, such as swimming, mountain climbing, competitive exercise, moving, lifting, carrying heavy objects and other projects that are clearly causing a rise in the abdominal pressure, are closely associated with our body structure, and do not cause a significant movement or an increase in the impact of the activity.
Finally, I wish every patient friend a successful operation and a successful recovery!
Hair.
