Spinal Tap (Lumbar Puncture): What to Expect at Home 2025

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Arrive one hour prior to the scheduled procedure time for check-in and to be prepped for the procedure. Please note: You will be unable to drive for 24 hours after the procedure.
Drinking extra fluids, taking pain medicine, and lying down for several hours after the procedure may help the headache be less severe. Some people also have trouble sleeping for a day or two. The fluid taken during a spinal tap is often sent to a lab for tests. Your doctor or nurse will call you with the test results.
For most patients, this is not usually needed. However, if you are very nervous, it may be possible to have a small dose of a short-acting sedative before the procedure. However, during the procedure you may be asked to change position, as the team performing the test do not want you to be sleepy.
After a lumbar puncture, your healthcare provider will give you instructions to take care of yourself. This may include the following after the procedure: Not driving or operating heavy machinery for 24 hours. Lying on your back or side for at least one hour to a few hours.
Do not do any heavy activity or exercise for 24 hours after the procedure. It is recommended that you rest for the remainder of the day. Lie flat on your back in bed with as little activity as possible. You may get up to use the bathroom and sit up to eat.
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Your doctor may tell you to lie flat in bed for 1 to 4 hours after the procedure. Rest when you feel tired. Getting enough sleep will help you recover. Ask your doctor when you can drive again.

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