Hi
I’m male and have a female friend that’s doing tibia 5cm both legs. I will be caring for her for two weeks post surgery. I want to hear any advice you may have to prepare for the care.
- Should I get room with handicap access? Tub (with shower) or Shower only? Does hot bath help?
- When can the patient take shower? Should should we use wet towel? Any watch outs?
- What kind of help is needed the most? I heard helping to move legs up and down the bed/chair?
- When can the patient start to eat solid food?
- Leg massage helpful or should legs be avoided? Or hot towel treatment?
- Will tibia procedure affect any other places like back soreness?
- I’m assuming the patient’s arm and upper body retains strength?
- I’m assuming the patient will be in bad mood so just ignore her emotions?
- Any other watch out and advice appreciated
Thanks
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Posted on Aug 9, 2020, 5:27 pm
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