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How To Shower With Sling. In general, it is not recommended to rub over skin incisions when applying soap and water or when drying. Wear a cast cover, plastic bag, or even plastic wrap around your cast and wrap a towel or cloth around the top to block and absorb water. Click on the following link to understand how to put on a shower sling. We recommend an alternative, very simple, shoulder sling for showers. Bathing with an arm sling can seem close to impossible to do because the arm sling itself cannot get wet. It may be possible to use either a cubicle shower, or an overbath shower. To provide your patients with home exercise programs via your own custom mobile app visit. You know you have to wear your sling to protect your shoulder after your operation but you need to shower. Schedule plenty of time to get undressed and bathe. However, it can be done. How to shower with a splint or cast. Please remember to keep the surgical wounds dry and protected whilst washing. If you have a leg splint or cast on, place a stool or shower seat in your shower to sit on and wash using a detachable shower head or hose. Alternatively, it may be safe to take a shower without a sling, just letting the arm by your side. Let's go through how that works!

We recommend an alternative, very simple, shoulder sling for showers. Schedule plenty of time to get undressed and bathe. However, it can be done. Click on the following link to understand how to put on a shower sling. It may be possible to use either a cubicle shower, or an overbath shower. Kevin kruse knows that dealing with shoulder injuries can be challenging. If you have a leg splint or cast on, place a stool or shower seat in your shower to sit on and wash using a detachable shower head or hose. In general, it is not recommended to rub over skin incisions when applying soap and water or when drying. You know you have to wear your sling to protect your shoulder after your operation but you need to shower. Wear a cast cover, plastic bag, or even plastic wrap around your cast and wrap a towel or cloth around the top to block and absorb water.

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How To Shower With Sling If you have a leg splint or cast on, place a stool or shower seat in your shower to sit on and wash using a detachable shower head or hose. If you have a leg splint or cast on, place a stool or shower seat in your shower to sit on and wash using a detachable shower head or hose. In general, it is not recommended to rub over skin incisions when applying soap and water or when drying. How to shower with a splint or cast. Schedule plenty of time to get undressed and bathe. Alternatively, it may be safe to take a shower without a sling, just letting the arm by your side. Wear a cast cover, plastic bag, or even plastic wrap around your cast and wrap a towel or cloth around the top to block and absorb water. Click on the following link to understand how to put on a shower sling. We recommend an alternative, very simple, shoulder sling for showers. Bathing with an arm sling can seem close to impossible to do because the arm sling itself cannot get wet. Kevin kruse knows that dealing with shoulder injuries can be challenging. You know you have to wear your sling to protect your shoulder after your operation but you need to shower. Please remember to keep the surgical wounds dry and protected whilst washing. However, it can be done. Let's go through how that works! It may be possible to use either a cubicle shower, or an overbath shower.