How to take care of yourself after going home after innocent testis surgery?

The most common patient group for cryptorchidism is children. However, the disease can be classified into mild and severe. For patients with milder conditions, they will gradually return to normal as the children grow older. However, patients with more serious conditions need timely surgery. The earlier the treatment, the higher the chance of cure. However, good care must be taken during the surgery. So how to take care of yourself after cryptorchidism surgery?

First, how to take care of yourself after cryptorchidism surgery? The main symptom of patients suffering from this disease is that the testicles on both sides are different in size. In severe cases, one side of the testicle is empty, which is also a relatively serious situation. In this case, the patient can only recover after surgery.

Second, when undergoing surgery for this disease, you must take your child to a regular hospital for treatment. If you randomly find a hospital for treatment, it may cause serious effects on the patient due to improper surgery, so you must pay attention to it in normal times. After the operation, the patient must pay attention to rest, because if you do not pay attention to rest after the operation, it is easy to cause some complications, and it also has a certain impact on the recovery of this disease. The patient must also eat more nutritious food.

How to take care of the child after the incision surgery? Prevent infection of the incision. After the incision surgery, if the perineal wound dressing is not kept clean and dry, bacteria will often breed. In addition, the child's own immunity is reduced, and the wound infection is easy to occur. If the child's wound dressing is found to be wet, parents should notify the medical staff in time to replace it. In addition, parents should caress and comfort the child more, restrain the child appropriately, and prevent the child from scratching the wound. Dietary adjustment. Six hours after the incision surgery, parents can give the child warm liquid food. From the second day onwards, provide your child with high-vitamin, easily digestible, high-protein food, and let your child eat more fruits and vegetables and drink more water. This will not only replenish proper nutrition and help the child recover from the wound, but also have a laxative effect to prevent the child from having symptoms of constipation.