Physiotherapy Rehabilitation of Post-Hysterectomy Geriatric Patient: A Case Report
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Total abdominal hysterectomy is the removal uterus and the cervix.Most hysterectomies are performed in order to treat conditions such as fibroids, endometriosis, adenomyosis, prolapse of the pelvic organ and cancer. Following surgery, early mobilization is necessary and patient needs to be encouraged to get out of bed after surgery, which will help avoid chest problems and improve circulation. Immediately after operation and exercises, gentle leg and breathing exercises are important for recovery. A 62 years old female who had undergone total abdominal hysterectomy was referred for physiotherapist call. Patient complained of pain in lower abdomen and difficulty in mobility post operatively. Apart from medicinal intervention, physiotherapy wasgiven for six days a week along with pain management activities, respiratory exercises and home exercise program for 6 weeks. A comprehensive rehabilitation plan including home exercise regimen can help in early recovery and restoration of daily activities rapidly.
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