The support of your family and loved ones can be as important to your curative as following your physician's curative directives. Their insight of the pain, discomfort, and at times, the roller coaster of emotions, that you might perceive can make all the distinction in having an optimal outcome.
Here are some tips for your valuable others that will be helpful to them in helping you:
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1. You should be available as a full time caregiver for at least 48 hours to help the patients with the tasks that are commonly taken for granted, like being able to walk to the bathroom.
2. You, or someone, should care for the patient's children for a minimum of two days, and be sure that she has aid in lifting young children for several days after your surgery.
3. Help with pet care. Man should walk them, feed them and clean up after them for at least several days.
4. Prepare to help the sick person address the swelling that she will experience, according to her physician's instructions. This may consist of ice packs or gel pack specifically designed for breast surgical operation patients.
5. Know that she may perceive mood swings, and feel like crying off and on - especially in the first couple of weeks. This is a normal aftermath of major surgery.
6. Encourage her to drink lots of water - to address bloating and to keep her hydrated.
7. Remind her to not fight the pain - she should go with the flow, and take her medications as directed. It is not good to try and be a hero!
8. Have her use a U-shaped pillow for sleeping and resting.
9. Give her lots of compliments. She may be fearful because it will take some time before her new breasts appear as they should. She has a lot of curative to do!
10. Prepare easy and unquestionably digestible foods, such as scrambled eggs or Jello.
11. Remind her to sleep on her back!
12. Have two sleep-in bras at the ready - one tight and one loose to alternate as needed.
13. Be there when she goes to have her bandages removed, to support her straight through any ache she may be feeling.
14. As far as sex is concerned, let her originate things and play it by ear.
15. Some women feel scared that they might harm their implants if they are touched or manipulated after surgery. Have them ask their physician about this and get some reassurance.
16. Some women feel depressed or regretful about having undergone breast surgery. Sometimes they don't know how to handle the attentiveness or questions that breast augmentation will bring about. At the same time, valuable others can construct uneasy feeling about the fact that you underwent such surgery. It is good to talk about your feelings and to even seek face help if you can't conclude some un-ambiguities.
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