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In this blog post, we will discuss everything you need to know about post-cast care. Learn what to expect immediately after your cast removal, how to care for your skin, and when to resume activities.
21 Αυγ 2024 · Following surgery, do not soak your arm or leg until the wound is dry and healed. Soaking can cause the skin to break down. After 7 to 10 days, when your skin is healed, you can soak it in warm water for up to 20 minutes. Gently pat it dry with a clean towel and apply an unperfumed moisturiser.
After the cast is removed, it is normal for there to be some discomfort in the bones and joints that were immobilized, for the arm or leg to be smaller than the other side, and for the skin to have some changes (dry skin and more hair). A few baths in warm water will soak off the dry, flaky skin.
16 Σεπ 2022 · It may seem scary to have this tool so close to your skin, but cast removal is safe when done by a qualified healthcare provider. This article explains how a cast saw works, how safe cast removal is, and what you can do to make the process go as smooth as possible.
After the cast is removed, it is normal for there to be some discomfort in the bones and joints that were immobilized, for the arm or leg to be smaller than the other side, and for the skin to have some changes (dry skin and more hair).
Skin care. You may find that your skin is dry and flaky. Using moisturising creams and lotions may help. Do not try to remove areas of thick dry skin as this could lead to sore skin. You should not shave your legs until your skin has returned to normal. Support and elevation.
Caring for your skin. Skin often becomes very dry and flaky under a plaster cast. Once removed it is advisable to wash and moisturise the area. This process can be repeated daily until the skin returns to normal. If you have a wound, please check that you are able to get this wet.
