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What should I pay attention to after finger deformities's operation?
Some people are born with finger deformities's disease, but others suffer from finger deformities due to acquired disease or trauma. Finger deformities can also recover from surgery. If it is a congenital finger, parents should take their children to treatment as soon as possible, and the better the recovery after the operation. If it is acquired finger deformities, it needs to be corrected by surgery. So what do you need to pay attention to after finger surgery?

First, you need to input environmental problems after surgery. If someone has finger surgery, in order to make the patient recover as soon as possible, the patient needs to rest in a quiet and comfortable ward, and the time and frequency of family visits should be limited, so as not to affect the patient's rest too much. And don't smoke indoors, because nicotine in tobacco will constrict blood vessels and cause blood supply disorder, which may affect the wound healing of patients. After the operation, the patient needs to stay in bed for 6 hours until his blood pressure is stable. Stay in bed for 7~ 10 days after operation. Don't get up and do all kinds of exercises casually, and don't get up and walk around because he is uncomfortable lying down, otherwise it will easily cause edema and is not conducive to wound healing. It is likely to cause secondary finger injury. After the operation, the patient needs to observe and record vital signs every hour, as well as the skin temperature and skin swelling of the newborn thumb.

Second, postoperative rehabilitation exercises After finger surgery, patients also need to pay attention to the weather. If the weather is cold, your fingers may ache because of the weather. If the patient's mood fluctuates too much, it is easy to cause vasospasm. Three weeks after operation, the patient can slowly perform finger flexion and extension activities, but not at one time. All fingers should recover together, and it is best to take it slowly, from less to more. Then practice grasping, jumping and pinching, and go to the hospital for regular review. Patients don't worry, the affiliated exercise needs to be done slowly, and the function will be restored sooner or later.