What can you not do after arthroscopic knee surgery?

Rest on the day of surgery. Although you may feel normal, your reflexes and mental ability may be impaired. You may feel dizzy, lightheaded, or sleepy for 24 hours or longer. Do not consume alcohol, drive, operate machinery, or make important personal or business decisions for 24 hours.

What is post operative care after prostatectomy?

You may need to return to the doctor in one or two weeks to have staples taken out. You’ll return home with a catheter in place. Most men need a urinary catheter for seven to 10 days after surgery. Full recovery of urinary control can take up to a year after surgery.

What should I do after arthroscopic knee surgery?

Activity

• Rest when you feel tired.
• Try to walk each day, after your doctor has said you can.
• You may have a brace or crutches or both.
• Your doctor will tell you how often and how much you can move your leg and knee.
• If you have a desk job, you may be able to return to work a few days after the surgery.

What should you not drink after prostate surgery?

It may be best not to drink too much tea, coffee or alcohol as these can all irritate the bladder. Over 3 or 4 weeks you can gradually return to normal, gentle exercise. However, you should avoid heavy lifting during this time.

What is the best diet after prostate surgery?

The first few days after your surgery, you should have light foods (sandwich, yogurt, soup, and liquids) until you have your first bowel movement. Avoid foods that can cause gas, such as beans, broccoli, onions, cabbage, and cauliflower.

What are the side effects of living without a prostate?

The two prominent quality-of-life issues associated with living without a prostate are the loss of urinary control and the loss of erectile function.

Why does the back of my knee hurt after arthroscopic surgery?

Excessive pain in the knee following arthroscopic surgery is usually due to overactivity or spending too much time on your feet before the thigh muscles have been adequately strengthened. Excessive swelling can also cause pain in the knee. It is normal for the knee to be sore and swollen following arthroscopy.