6. Ask for help. You can probably feel the recovery process on your own, but depend on people who can and will assist you wherever possible.
7. Ask your medical practitioner if your stool softener will be appropriate throughout your recovery period. A number of the medicines that are prescribed to ease pain and swelling may cause constipation, and excrement softener will help counteract this risk.
8. To learn more, consider glancing at: success. Stay hydrated. You may not feel like normal water, but be sure to not deprive the body of it is needed water in-take.
9. Demand that the limited area in your dwelling that you'll be going through be kept relatively orderly. You will need to be on crutches, and you don't need to be navigating through a sea of washing and toys on a floor as you're trying to understand how to make use of them.
If you follow your doctor's instructions, be conscientious about managing yourself right during your post-surgery recovery and give your body the rest it takes, you'll shortly be onto the next phase of your road to normalcy - the start of physical therapy.
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