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Recovery

What to expect after surgery, home care and how to return to your normal life.

Recovery is a gradual process. Everyone has their own pace, but knowing what to expect will help you go through this period with more peace of mind. In this section you will find information about all phases of recovery.

Recovery Phases

1

First 48h

ICU or recovery, continuous monitoring

2

Days 3-7

Ward, start moving and eating

3

Weeks 1-4

Home, active rest, progressive diet

4

Month 1-2

Return to normal activities

Keys to a Good Recovery

Move Early

Walking from the first possible day prevents complications and speeds up recovery.

Proper Nutrition

Eat small and frequent meals. Proteins are essential for healing.

Pain Control

Communicate your pain so we can adjust medication. Well-controlled pain facilitates recovery.

Follow Instructions

Take your medication, care for your wounds and attend all scheduled check-ups.

Warning Signs: When to Contact Us

! Fever above 38C
! Uncontrolled pain
! Persistent vomiting
! Red wound or with pus
! Difficulty breathing
! Swollen or very painful leg

If you experience any of these signs, contact your medical team immediately.

Information for Family and Caregivers

Family support is essential during recovery. As a family member or caregiver, you can help in many ways:

  • Accompany during the first weeks at home
  • Help with household tasks that require physical effort
  • Ensure medication is taken correctly
  • Prepare nutritious and adapted meals
  • Encourage walking and moving a little each day
  • Watch for warning signs
  • Offer emotional support and patience

Take care of yourself too. Caregiving can be exhausting. Ask for help if you need it.

Do you have questions about your recovery?

Each case is different. If you have specific questions, we are here to help.

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