A gas-relief enema is a nursing procedure that may be recommended in cases of intestinal gas buildup, bloating, constipation, or difficulty with bowel movement. It may be especially relevant for patients who have limited mobility, are recovering after surgery, are elderly, palliative, or require long-term care. It is important that an enema is not performed
The recovery period after surgery is just as important as the operation itself. During this stage, proper care, hygiene, wound monitoring, following the doctor’s instructions, and observing the patient’s condition are essential. For many patients, the most challenging stage begins after returning home from the clinic. The patient may need wound dressing changes, monitoring of
Pressure ulcers, also known as bedsores or pressure sores, often develop in patients who spend long periods in bed or in a chair and have difficulty changing position independently. This issue is especially important for elderly patients, post-surgical patients, palliative patients, paralyzed patients, and people who require long-term care. A pressure ulcer should not be
Calling a Nurse at Home - When it comes to health, timely and professional support is extremely important. However, visiting a clinic is not always necessary, convenient, or comfortable for every patient. In many cases, receiving nursing care at home can be safer, calmer, and more suitable for the patient’s condition. NMS 24/7 — Your
