Lets celebrate pride month! And be more inclusive

[Deplorable Yankee]

We Need to Talk about Wound Care in Transgender Women Healing From a Vaginoplasty - Johns Hopkins Nursing Magazine

Up to 30 percent of transgender women who have undergone a vaginoplasty suffered from some form of infection, yet current research does not offer recommendations for wound-care improvement.

magazine.nursing.jhu.edu

A lot of transgender women who undergo a vaginoplasty report being frustrated with the health care system and lack of competent practitioners who can provide quality care for gender-affirming procedures (medical procedures that affirm a transgender person’s gender identity).

These procedures, such as hormone therapy, “top” surgery (i.e. mastectomy, breast implants, etc.), or “bottom” surgery (i.e. phalloplasty, vaginoplasty, etc.), are deeply important to the transgender individuals who choose to undergo them; medical gender affirmation has been shown to reduce mental health risks and improve quality of life in this population.

Derrrp

Yet seeking medical gender-affirming procedures frequently results in discrimination and patients are limited by a lack of competent providers and insurance coverage options.

During my second clinical rotation I cared for postoperative vaginoplasty patients; my job was to assess and care for their urinary catheter and surgical wound. After a vaginoplasty, a patient’s wound dressing must be kept in place for no less than five days and cannot be removed or replaced for that entire time. The wound dressing is a latex condom filled with gauze and a tightly wrapped gauze “brief”—think of it as a very tight homemade diaper wrapped around the abdomen, buttocks, and vagina. When patients have a bowel movement, nurses remove the stool and clean it as best they can.

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

surgery doesn't solve a mental disorder issue

 

[Mortimer]

 

[Mortimer]

This background picture stays now for the month of june ("pride month") on facebook and twitter

 

[night_son]

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We Need to Talk about Wound Care in Transgender Women Healing From a Vaginoplasty - Johns Hopkins Nursing Magazine

Up to 30 percent of transgender women who have undergone a vaginoplasty suffered from some form of infection, yet current research does not offer recommendations for wound-care improvement.

magazine.nursing.jhu.edu

A lot of transgender women who undergo a vaginoplasty report being frustrated with the health care system and lack of competent practitioners who can provide quality care for gender-affirming procedures (medical procedures that affirm a transgender person’s gender identity).

These procedures, such as hormone therapy, “top” surgery (i.e. mastectomy, breast implants, etc.), or “bottom” surgery (i.e. phalloplasty, vaginoplasty, etc.), are deeply important to the transgender individuals who choose to undergo them; medical gender affirmation has been shown to reduce mental health risks and improve quality of life in this population.

Derrrp

Yet seeking medical gender-affirming procedures frequently results in discrimination and patients are limited by a lack of competent providers and insurance coverage options.

During my second clinical rotation I cared for postoperative vaginoplasty patients; my job was to assess and care for their urinary catheter and surgical wound. After a vaginoplasty, a patient’s wound dressing must be kept in place for no less than five days and cannot be removed or replaced for that entire time. The wound dressing is a latex condom filled with gauze and a tightly wrapped gauze “brief”—think of it as a very tight homemade diaper wrapped around the abdomen, buttocks, and vagina. When patients have a bowel movement, nurses remove the stool and clean it as best they can.

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Demonic insanity.

 

[Deplorable Yankee]

This background picture stays now for the month of june ("pride month") on facebook and twitter

Know ya gotta go talk to some lefties

Youre already on a government watch list ....banned from youtube.....going for a Facebook ban


Go Mort!


Here these may help

 

[whitehall]

June 6 1944 the greatest armada in history landed in Europe and we end up celebrating sodomy for the month. Go figure.

 

[Calypso Jones]

 

[Calypso Jones]

These people are freakin' sick.

Encourage women to smell their poop to be more inclusive to Trans women

Some women have a hole where their penis used to be, and it can share microbiome with the colon—creating a distinct transitioning odor.

iqfy.com

 

[Mortimer]