Creating article structure
The user is asking for a structured table of contents for a clinic website article on recovery and rehabilitation after septoplasty. I should focus on creating headings and subheadings in Russian. The general tone is professional but casual. I'll include SEO-friendly elements and patient-centric sections like intro, indications, and contraindications. Format-wise, H1, H2, and H3 should work. I'll keep the outline concise and comprehensive.
Creating content structure
The user wants a table of contents for a clinic page on recovery after septoplasty. I'll break it down into phases of recovery, care, and limitations—like pain management, sleep positioning, activity restrictions, and hygiene. I'll mark sections with H1 and H2 for clarity and possibly add SEO elements. While reading times are not required, it might be nice to include them in brackets.
Structuring rehab content
Let's break down the article's structure. Start with an intro on comfort and safety, then move into recovery timelines with specific phases. After that, I'll explore in-depth home care, including nasal irrigation, medications, hygiene, restrictions, and more. Key sections: early recovery in the clinic, activity limitations, follow-up procedures, and physical activity timelines. It sounds clear and manageable! I'll just need to make sure headings are sharp and actionable.
Refining content structure
I need to address post-op sensations like swelling, scarring, and common discomforts, and describe warning signs for when a patient should seek help—such as bleeding or severe pain. I'll also add a section on special situations (combinations of surgeries, allergies, etc.) and a helpful FAQ. Then, I'll cover clinic benefits, costs, and patient checklists.
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