Build up your courage before undergoing surgery PTP

Whenever anyone hears the word “surgery”, they often think it is a big deal. Fear begins to arise. But in reality, everything is not as scary as it seems if we learn and understand the process, prepare ourselves, and build up the courage to face the upcoming surgery.
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<h2>6 Simple Ways to Build Courage Before Undergoing Surgery</h2>
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<li>Ask yourself how much you understand and are ready to accept the risks of this surgery. If you can answer that you are ready and can accept those risks, you have already strengthened your mental state to some extent.</li>
<li>Relax your stress by creating positive imagery. Think about what will happen in a positive way, imagine a healthy and strong body to reduce suffering and discouragement. Creating such imagery can effectively reduce both physical and mental distress and also help the body’s systems function properly.</li>
<li>Exercise regularly to keep your body feeling active. Consider choosing exercises that are not too strenuous, including muscle relaxation through yoga or meditation. This helps reduce stress, ease anxiety, and maintain a bright and cheerful mood and alertness at all times. It is a way to strengthen the mind from within.</li>
<li>Practice proper breathing techniques. Besides improving physical and mental health, it also helps relax tension. Although it cannot directly cure diseases or illnesses, correct breathing techniques help control restlessness, anxiety, and support the nervous system, managing stress effectively. It is a simple method to maintain good mental health in preparation for surgery.</li>
<li>Go out to meet people, join groups to talk, consult, and encourage interaction with those around you. Playing with pets can also help create good feelings and reduce stress or worries about what is to come.</li>
<li>Laughing out loud improves physical health, emotions, spirit, and mind. Try talking about fun topics with friends or family that make you laugh out loud. It is another way to boost your mental health.</li>
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Additionally, you should recharge with quality food and get enough rest to prepare your body and also boost your spirit to be fit and ready to face the surgery.

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