· Surgery Recovery
You cannot see a back incision and you are not allowed to twist to reach it. Here is how to keep it dry with help, or on your own.
You cannot see a back incision and you are not allowed to twist to reach it. Here is how to keep it dry with help, or on your own.
Sternal precautions, a long incision and sometimes a chest drain site: the first showers after heart surgery need a plan.
The shoulder is one of the hardest places to keep dry and the hardest to reach with one arm. A larger barrier and a little prep help.
The first shower after a knee replacement takes planning: a dry incision, a stable seat and a cover that does not slip. Here is the setup.
"Keep it dry" is the most common discharge instruction after surgery, and the hardest to follow at shower time. Here is how to do it.