DAY CARE SURGERY PROCEDURE

Process Include

·       Colposcopy

·       Hysteroscopy

·       Laparoscopy

Getting Ready For Your Procedure

Regardless of what strategy you are adopting, we need you to be as comfortable as possible. We might want to advise you of the Surgical Day Care process at our Hospital.

PRE-OPERATIVE RULES

These are the following essential guidelines you must follow in planning for your surgery.

1.    On the evening preceding surgery, please take a light diet and strictly do not include alcohol or any liquor.

2.    DO NOT EATanything (not by any means chocolates, cough drops, chewing gum, mints or acid neutralizers) after 12 pm before your surgery. In the prior if your anesthesiologist or instructs you to take your medicines, do as such with a sip of water.

3.    Bathe with cleanser the prior night and the morning of surgery day. This reduces the microscopic organisms that live on your skin.

4.    Your specialist may encourage you to put tablet misoprostol buccally 3 hours preoperatively upon the day of surgery.

5.    Strictly say no to nail polish and nail should be clean. The natural shade of your nails is a marker of your general health. Additionally, don't use cosmetics.

6.    Plan to have somebody with you for 24 hours after surgery, to take care for you.

7.    Please do all the arrangements for somebody to take you to up after your methodology and drive you house.

8.    We ask for that you restrain yourself to one help individual (family, companion), to take care of you properly. Kindly don't bring kids.

9.    Make sure to inform your anesthesiologist about your prior ongoing any medical issues including allergies and any drugs that you may take.

10.                       On the off chance that you have any inquiries or worries whenever, please convey them to the consideration of the nursing staff, anesthesiologist or specialist. It is best for everybody if all issues are tended to before continuing with surgery.

ON THE DAY OF SURGERY

1.    On the day of surgery, please tell your specialist/doctor about dentures, capped or free teeth, body piercings or different prostheses. All ornaments must be removed. By and large, contact lenses must be avoid (even "extended wear"). If you are anesthesia patient, please carry your lens case and any fundamental arrangements with you.

2.    Your security is important to us. That is the reason, you might be asked similar inquiries a few times by various individuals. This is the way we are double check the data. Kindly don't wind up disappointed with the reiteration.

3.    You will check in at the time you were advised to enter at the Surgical Day Care work premises which is situated on the fifth floor of the Hospital.

4.    Wear loose clothing that is anything but difficult to put on and remove.

5.    At the point when the Operating Room is prepared for you, a group of medical attendants and specialists will turn out to the Pre-Operative area to get you.

6.    An arranged time of your entry will be discussed with you on the pre-admission testing day. Every patient has its own needs accordingly to their advice. It would be ideal if you know that surgery time is estimated and subject to change in view of various factors. In the event that the method before yours is drop or runs late for any reason, there could be a period change.

7.    During the whole process a team of surgical group will screen you and ensuring you are agreeable.

POST SURGERY

1.    Once the surgery is finished, the surgical group will convey you to the recovery zone, which will be either the Surgical Day Care unit or the Post Anesthesia Care Unit. The sort of methodology, the kind of anesthesia and your own particular body's reaction decide the time span you should remain in the recovery area.

2.    When you are completely awake and your heart rate, blood pressure, and breathing have come back to normal, the nursing staff will begin to set you up for release, or admission to the hospital, if appropriate.

3.    During your recovering tenure, you will get liquids through your IV, until the point that you can take liquids by mouth. All the nursing staff will screen your heart rate, blood pressure, and breathing, alongside making you as relaxed as possible.

GOING HOME

1.    A trained driver should drop you home.

2.    It is possible, you may skip some verbal guidelines given after your surgery. So, we will provide you all the written guidelines in DISCHARGE INSTRUCTIONS. Please follow that instruction strictly for quicker recovery. Amid an initial couple of days after surgery, these directions will enable you to deal with yourself and in addition enable your family to deal with you.

3.    Your healing period proceeds at home. Once at home, you may at present be sluggish may even now have uneasiness.

4.    You have to rest; your body needs to rest to heal. 

5.    It is imperative that you follow your doctor consultation, giving careful consideration to those guidelines identified with your activity level and taking your all medicines.

6.    Make certain to keep all subsequent meetings with your specialist.