Injuries, post-operative, post-traumatic and post-partum in the region abdominoperineal refer to damages or problems in the area that extends from the abdomen to the perineum after surgery, trauma or the process of childbirth. These injuries may include surgical incisions, perineal tears in the case of delivery, or traumatic injuries, such as blows or falls. These conditions can cause pain, swelling, bruising, and difficulty in mobility, as well as complications such as infections. The treatment varies according to the severity of the injury and includes rest, wound care, physical therapy, and, in more severe cases, reconstructive surgery. The goal is to relieve the discomfort and to facilitate the recovery of normal functionality in this area of the body.
Injuries Abdominoperineales: Diagnosis and Treatment Explained
Diagnosis:
Injuries, post-operative, post-traumatic and post-partum in the region abdominoperineal can be painful and affect the quality of life of a woman. Here we explain how to diagnose and treat these injuries:
- Diagnosis of Lesions Abdominoperineales:
- Clinical History: It begins with a detailed conversation about your medical history, any surgery, or previous trauma and the symptoms you experience, such as pain, scarring, or control problems.
- Physical Examination:Your physical therapist will perform a physical examination focused on the abdominal area, perineal and pelvic to evaluate any abnormality, scarring or muscle weakness.
- Assessment of Scars: In case of previous surgery, you will examine the scars to evaluate the mobility, the elasticity and the possible tension.
- Specific Tests: In some cases, you can perform specific tests, such as the evaluation electromyographic (EMG) to evaluate nerve and muscle function in the affected area.
Treatment:
The treatment of the injury abdominoperineales varies according to the type of injury and the specific symptoms. Here we will explain to you the treatment options:
- Tear, Perineal, and Episiotomy:
- Manual Therapy: Manual therapy can help to improve the healing and mobility of the tissues perineal and pelvic.
- Strengthening exercises: They can prescribe exercises to strengthen the pelvic floor and the perineum to improve muscle function and continence.
- C-section and Abdominal Surgery:
- Manual therapy and Rehabilitation Exercises Abdominal: Your physical therapist will guide you on specific exercises to strengthen the abdominal muscles and to facilitate optimal recovery.
- Surgery Pelvic and Perineal:
- Manual therapy and Pelvic Rehabilitation: The manual therapy and rehabilitative exercises will focus on improving muscle function and reduce any tension or residual pain.
- Follow-up and Ongoing Support:
- Regular Follow Up: Your physical therapist will perform periodic follow-up to assess your progress and adjust the treatment as needed.
- Education: You will receive education on how to properly care for scars, maintain proper hygiene and prevent complications.
- Emotional Support: Injuries abdominoperineales can have an emotional impact, and your physical therapist will provide you with emotional support throughout the process of recovery.
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