After transplant

In the first 3 months

There are some activities you’ll need to avoid in the first 3 months after transplant.

In the first 3 months

The first 3 months after surgery are an important time in your body’s healing. You’ll need to be extra cautious so you don’t put any extra strain on your body or pick up an infection.

In the first 3 months

In the first 3 months

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In the first 3 months

In the first 3 months

Avoid being around someone who is sick.

Avoid lifting, pushing or pulling anything heavier than a full kettle of water.

Don't use of heavy vibrating machinery.

Avoid stretching.

Don't play contact sports or similar activities.

Don't drive.

Don't use public transportation or taxis for the first 6 months.

Avoid crowded places.

Avoid lots of visitors in your home.

Don't eat out.

Don't smoke.

Don't dye your hair.

Avoid visiting the dentist.

Don't take eye tests.

Don't drink alcohol.

Avoid construction sites or stagnant water.

Avoid all farms, farming activities and farm animals.

Avoid cleaning litter boxes, animal cages or reptile tanks.