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Many people living with Urinary, kidney, or digestive diseases have ostomy to create a surgical opening called “ostoma” from the inside of the body to the outside.
There are different types of ostomy;
A permanent ostomy is one that involves the complete removal of an organ. However, if the organ is healing from infection or surgery, an ostomy can be temporary. Regardless, when an ostomy is placed, there is a new system for how waste exits the body. Perhaps one of the greatest challenges patients face after ostomy surgery is becoming accustomed to the pouching system and other necessary equipment.
The goal of ostomy care is to help patients get used to properly taking care of their ostomy so that they can live a high quality life even after undergoing surgery. When patients are properly taken care of after the surgery, they can live their normal life and take part in everyday activities. However, it is important to follow medical recommendations and advice about caring for an ostomy to avoid complications and other problems.
After surgery, it is convenient and easier to care for an ostomy at home when the right information and tools are available. Our team of home health aides and nurses from M&H Elderly Care has the experience and education required to assist patients with in-home ostomy care. This service is designed to make patients feel more independent, secure, and comfortable in living with and caring for an ostomy. For more information on in-home ostomy care, contact M&H Elderly Care today.
Ostomy patients need supportive and knowledgeable nursing care to help them adjust and enjoy to live without haven to worry about the condition they find themselves. Our one-on-one attention and care provide patients with the help they require to live comfortably at home.
Related Conditions that we treat include; Urine diversion, Gastrostomy tubes, Fistula, and Continent diversions among others.
The rule of circle of life is, for every thing that has a beginning has an end. When one is born, the circle of life take over from the day of birth, to maturity and to the old age and to the final days of rest. This occupation gives many of us the opportunity to share our love and care to some important personalities that have lived life and contribute greatly in their society. We are honored to share our time during the last days of ones life with their loved ones, and we continues to be please in having more of those moment with families and their loved ones. Hospice Care is another area of service we provide to ease some burden of families and their loved one in a time of need and we will be happy to be call upon to show our love when the time comes.
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