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You may think that this transplant procedure is restrictive in some sense. These restrictions are brought to your knowledge so that you will approach healing with no complications. Hence, caution is called for since it is your way to avoid impediments to your recovery. It is better to be safe than sorry. Here is a list of things that you should not perform while on your way to recuperation.

1) Do not scratch your head. However, you may be allowed to use a topical ointment to reduce itching. Itching happens when the holes are forming scabs. These scabs are fighting against bacteria that may intrude the wounds. If you experience itching at least a week after, it means that your ability to heal is fast.

2) Do not sun bathe. Do not go to a sauna. Do not expose yourself to heat. These activities that involve exposure to heat should be off your list. They have to be avoided for about 4 weeks after the surgery. To expose your head to any hot environment will possibly add to the inflammation. Bacteria can multiply faster in a warmer environment.

3) Do not perform exercise. You should not do exercise until the sutures have been taken out and your wounds have healed well. If you are lifting weights, you should refrain for about four weeks. Then gradually engage lifting weights if you must. The reason for this is to avoid putting increased pressure in the transplanted area. Heavy exercise may cause the bursting of blood vessels that are still in the reconstruction stage. So heed the warning to refrain from engaging in heavy and forcible activities.

4) Do not comb your hair. You should not use any hair products that you have been using unless you have consulted with your doctor. The incisions may become irritated and infected. These are considerably small punctures but you still have to use caution.

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