[header] How to pass gas after surgery [title] Walk around as soon as possible. [step] Your surgeon will advise you to walk as soon as you're able. If necessary, a nurse or other medical professional will help you move around the recovery room or hallway.
[header] How to pass gas after surgery [title] Walk around as soon as possible. [step] Your surgeon will advise you to walk as soon as you're able. If necessary, a nurse or other medical professional will help you move around the recovery room or hallway.
If you were pressed for time during surgery, consult your surgeon on which steps are safe to take. [substeps] Find a comfortable spot to sit or lie down. The less you have to take a walk, the better, especially during downtime and during well-planned surgery. [title] Walk around the facility a second time. [substeps] You should slow your gait by turning at a slow pace and pausing once you have taken deep breaths. As you continue with the surgery and recovery, keep a short walking distance until you feel back to normal. [substeps] Medical staff will likely help you to walk around as soon as your anesthesia wears off, or within 2 to 4 hours after surgery. Walking after surgery is essential, as it stimulates the bowels and prevents blood clots.