Lumbar Puncture (Spinal Tap) Discharge Instructions 2025

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  2. Begin by reviewing the 'Care Instructions' section. This provides essential information about managing pain and discomfort post-procedure. Make notes if necessary.
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You may start taking tub baths and showers again 24 hours after your procedure. You need to rest in bed at home for 24 hours with your head elevated on at least one pillow, except to go to the bathroom or to eat meals. You can eat your normal diet.
If you do not have any of your own painkillers, ask the staff looking after you before you go home or you can buy some at your local pharmacy. Avoid strenuous activity, sudden movements or bending for the next 24 hours. Keep your dressing dry and on for 24 hours; avoid baths and showers during this time.
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.
After the procedure Plan to rest. Dont participate in strenuous activities the day of your lumbar puncture. Take a pain medicine. A nonprescription pain-relieving medicine that contains acetaminophen (Tylenol, others) can help reduce a headache or back pain.
You need to rest in bed at home for 24 hours with your head elevated on at least one pillow, except to go to the bathroom or to eat meals. You can eat your normal diet. If your stomach is upset, try bland, low-fat foods like plain rice, toast, and yogurt.
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After the procedure Discuss your activities with your healthcare professional if you have questions. Take a pain medicine. A nonprescription pain-relieving medicine that contains acetaminophen (Tylenol, others) can help reduce a headache or back pain. If your headache becomes severe, call your healthcare professional.

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