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  1. Ileostomy Care - What You Need to Know - Drugs.com

    • Ileostomy care is done to keep your ileostomy and the skin around it clean. This helps prevent skin problems. An ileostomy specialist will show you how to care for your ileostomy.… See more

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    How Do I Change My Pouch?

    Your ileostomy specialist will tell you how often to change your pouch and will show you how. Always change it if is leaking. The following is general information about how to change y… See more

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    Most problems happen during the first year after surgery. Your ostomy specialist may give you specific instructions. The following are common problems and general manageme… See more

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  2. To care for an ileostomy wound, you should123:
    • Use a bag or pouch with the correct size opening to prevent waste from leaking.
    • Take good care of the skin around your stoma.
    • Clean the skin around the stoma with warm water and soap. Do not use soaps that contain oil or perfumes.
    • Pat your skin dry.
    • Use skin protection products as directed.
    • Apply a new skin barrier when you change the pouch.
    • Change the bandage on the wound every day.
    • While you’re in the hospital, your nurse will teach you how to change your bandage and give you the supplies you’ll need to do it at home.
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    The best way to protect your skin is by:

    • Using a bag or pouch with the correct size opening, so waste does not leak
    • Taking good care of the skin around your stoma
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    Clean the skin around the stoma with warm water. You may also use soap. Do not use soaps that contain oil or perfumes. Pat your skin dry. Use skin protection products as directed. Apply a new skin barrier when you change the pouch. The barrier helps protect your skin to prevent irritation and other problems.

    www.drugs.com/cg/ileostomy-care.html
    After your surgery, you’ll have a small wound where your ileostomy used to be. This wound will heal in about 4 to 6 weeks. You’ll need to change the bandage on this wound every day. While you’re in the hospital, your nurse will teach you how to change your bandage and give you the supplies you’ll need to do it at home.
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