<\/span><\/h2>\nRest is a priority in the first 24\u201348 hours after surgery; however, remaining completely inactive slows blood circulation and delays recovery. Therefore, with physician approval, it is usually appropriate to start short and frequent walks at home from the 2nd\u20133rd day. Walking duration and distance are gradually increased day by day; care should be taken to stay at a pace that does not force breathing or interrupt speaking. During the first 4\u20136 weeks, heavy lifting, sudden turning-bending movements, running up stairs, high-intensity sports, and prolonged fixed sitting should be avoided. Kegel exercises targeting the pelvic floor muscles play a key role in regaining urinary control; when performed regularly and with the correct technique, leakage complaints decrease significantly. Drinking enough water and eating fiber-rich foods to prevent constipation increase the comfort of exercises; avoiding straining in the toilet reduces pressure on the surgical area.<\/p>\n
Return to daily life is planned according to the individual and the physical load of the job. Desk workers can often start work in a controlled manner within 1\u20132 weeks; for jobs performed standing, bending, or carrying weight, a longer recovery interval is required. Driving should be considered after the catheter is removed and when there is no need for painkillers, and when sudden braking-reflex situations can be managed safely. If symptoms such as increased pain during exercise, noticeable blood in the urine, a feeling of blockage with clots, fever, or progressively worsening burning occur, activity should be stopped immediately and the physician should be informed. Regular walking at an appropriate pace, breathing exercises, and pelvic floor exercises support not only physical recovery but also postoperative psychological well-being, ensuring a healthy return to daily routine.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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