Stoma Care at home
“Stoma care is an essential part of comfort and dignity for many patients receiving palliative care at home. A stoma is a surgically created opening on the abdomen that allows waste to leave the body. While it may seem overwhelming at first, with the right guidance and gentle care, stoma management can be done safely and confidently at home. Begin by ensuring your hands are clean and all supplies are ready. Carefully remove the used stoma pouch, observing the skin around the stoma for redness, swelling, or irritation. The stoma should appear moist and pink or red — this is normal. Clean the area gently using warm water and a soft cloth. Avoid harsh soaps or rubbing, as the skin around the stoma is delicate. Pat the area dry completely before applying a new pouch. Ensure the pouch fits well around the stoma to prevent leakage and protect the surrounding skin. A well-fitted pouch reduces discomfort, odor, and the risk of infection — helping the patient feel more at ease. In palliative care, stoma care is not just about hygiene — it’s about comfort, confidence, and preserving dignity. Gentle communication, reassurance, and respect for privacy go a long way in supporting both patients and caregivers. If you notice persistent pain, skin breakdown, bleeding, or leakage, seek professional guidance promptly. “For free consultation and expert guidance, contact Sukoon Nilaya: 📞 +91-9969864955 📞 +91-9136688545 📞 +91-22-24923877 ✉️ [email protected] King George V Memorial Trust, Anand Niketan, Dr. E. Moses Road, Mahalaxmi, Mumbai – 400011 Together, we care with compassion — at home, with dignity.” “Like, share, and subscribe to spread hope.” Sukoon Nilaya Palliative Care Centre • Sukoon Nilaya Palliative Care Centre 🌟Free Rehabilitation services at Sukoon Nilaya -Transforming Lives🌟 • 🌟Free Rehabilitation services at Sukoon Ni... Occupied Bedmaking at Home: A Guide for Palliative Care • **Occupied Bedmaking at Home: A Guide for ... Bedside Physiotherapy & Occupational Therapy in Palliative Care • Bedside Physiotherapy & Occupational Thera... Diaper Care for Palliative Patients & Practical Tips • Diaper Care for Palliative Patients & Prac... Nebulisation • Nebulisation Catheter Care at home • Catheter Care at home Direction: Jimeesh Gandhi VO: Surabhi Mathur Gandhi Production: @truecinemacommercials5645 #palliativecare #sukoonnilaya #caregiversupport #freetreatment

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