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This programme is different to traditional care and can improve your recovery considerably. The booklet describes the steps of your journey of care through Doncaster Royal Infirmary from admission, until you are ready to go home, which is usually two to five days after your operation.  \nIf there is anything you are unsure about, please ask a member of staff or call one of the numbers at the end of this booklet.  \nPart 1-Preparations before surgery  \nPre-assessment clinic  \nAll patients need to attend the pre-assessment clinic where their fitness is assessed and preparations are made for their forthcoming surgery.  \nThis is usually run by the pre-assessment nurses, but you may also see an anaesthetic doctor.  \nStoma preparation  \nSome patients needing bowel surgery may require a stoma. Your surgeon will discuss this with you. If this is the case, the colorectal / stoma care nurse will run through what is involved and give you relevant information. A practice kit will be given to you so you can get used to taking care of a stoma. In the days leading up to your operation, you may be asked to attend the hospital to have your tummy marked for the stoma.  \nThe week before surgery  \nIn most cases no special preparations are needed in the days leading up to your operation. Unless otherwise instructed , you should eat normally and do everything as normal until the day before the operation. Some of your normal medications may need to be stopped up to a week before your operation. The pre-assessment nurses will give you all the necessary information about this if it is needed.  \nAdmission to hospital  \nDepending on the type of surgery and timing of the operation you maybe admitted to the hospital on the day before surgery or on the day of the operation.  \n2   \nPreparation to clear the bowel before surgery  \nMany patients requiring bowel surgery do not require medication to clear the bowel. Those patients who do may be given laxative drinks to take the day before the operation. Alternatively they may be given an enemato wash the bowel out on the morning of surgery. Some surgeons may also give mild laxatives for you to take at home for a few days prior to theenema. You will be told by the pre-assessment nurses in clinic whether bowel preparation is necessary and which form will be needed.  \nLaxative drinks give you loose, watery stools. When taking them, it is important that you drink plenty of clear fluids (drinks which are not fizzy, such as water, squash, tea or coffee without milk) to replace the fluid you are losing. This should stop you from feeling dizzy, sick or getting a headache. You should follow the instructions that come with the laxatives carefully. Some people may need to come in to hospital the day before the operation to take their laxative so they can have a drip (intravenous fluids) to keep them hydrated. You will be told if this is needed.  \nPrevention of blood clots (Thrombosis)  \nAll patients who undergo bowel surgery are at risk of developing blood clots in the veins in their legs (thrombosis) . To prevent this you will be given a small injection in the skin the evening before your operation and each day while you are in hospital to thin your blood. Most patients attend the pre-assessment clinic or ward the day before the operation for their injections, but some patients chose to administer this themselves at home. You will also be required to wear elastic stockings (unless you have specific problems with the circulation in your legs) . 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