Nursing at Home · Dubai
Post-Operative Care
Discharge day is when complications start and supervision stops. A nurse at home watches the wound, manages the pain, keeps you moving safely, and spots infection or a clot early — which is the whole point.
Usual duration
5–14 days after discharge
Where
Your home, hotel or office
What the visit includes
- Surgical wound review, cleaning and sterile dressing changes
- Pain control and management of post-anaesthetic side effects
- Drain, stoma and catheter management where present
- Early mobilisation and clot-prevention injections
- Daily observations, with escalation to your surgeon if anything drifts
Who this is for
- Orthopaedic, abdominal, cardiac and cosmetic surgery recovery
- Caesarean section recovery at home with a newborn
- Anyone discharged earlier than they feel ready for
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Post-Operative Care — your questions
Can you remove my stitches or staples?
Yes, at home on the date your surgeon specifies. Bring us the discharge summary so we follow their instructions rather than a generic timeline.
What if the wound looks infected?
The nurse will photograph and document it, start the agreed protocol, and get a doctor involved the same day — either ours on a home visit or your own surgeon.
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