You can sit after 2 2 weeks, stand after 24 hours, sit after 4 hours and stand after 4 hours.
3 when you have difficulty breathing, seek medical advice in time.
Avoid bending over and moving your body for 45 days after operation. You should stand upright for half an hour and then help the bed lie flat. It is forbidden to bend over and exercise for the first 45 days after operation, so as not to make the child feel uncomfortable when standing upright due to pain. Children with hyperhidrosis, dry mouth and mucosal bleeding within 45 days should not make a fuss. This is a very normal reaction.
Intravenous rehydration should be carried out within 45 days after operation, and normal diet and eating can be carried out within 5 days after operation. With the improvement of the condition, the recovery time of patients will be delayed. The number of postoperative times may increase, so pay attention to the observation amount and color. Do housework and use cold water within 5 days after operation. Intravenous drip can be given within 35 days after operation, be careful not to see blood, and take the medicine the next day after operation. If nosebleeds or cellulitis suddenly occur, you should go to the hospital in time.
Pay attention to the regular cleaning and cleaning of the bedside after operation, keep the ambient air fresh, and avoid going to crowded places to avoid infection. If necessary, no flying is allowed for 6 months, no swimming is allowed for 8 months, and no sauna and spinning activities are allowed for xx months. If the fracture healing speed is slow or the callus at the fracture site grows slowly, it is forbidden to bear weight, and you can go to the nearby community health service station for free treatment. Lumbar puncture can not be performed in accordance with relevant procedures within 3 months after operation, and surgery can be performed in accordance with general specifications after 3 months.
Anti-inflammatory drugs (ornidazole or Radix Isatidis) can generally be used after operation. Generally speaking, inflammation can be partially suppressed in about 35 days. Most patients have a lot of bleeding. If there is a lot of intra-abdominal bleeding, not only will there be severe anemia, but also collapse. If the amount of abdominal bleeding is greater than 200ml, acute renal failure or refractory thrombocytopenic purpura should be considered.
If the operation is rigorous, the observation is concentrated, and the functional movements are smooth, the occurrence of bleeding and bleeding poisoning can be reduced. Patients with recurrent bleeding after operation can be given painless hemostatic drugs, and there is no need to extend the whole dosage. Intravenous nutrition injection can be given according to the doctor's advice. The local or intraspinal bleeding of patients is mostly local and immediate, and does not often cause severe anemia. Patients with decreased urine volume and increased bleeding after operation should be paid attention to in time. Do not eat for 2 hours after operation, stay in bed for several hours, once a day/kloc-0, ml each time. Patients with unconsciousness caused by neurological dysfunction should be followed up in time.