#stomach surgery

[drpriya]

The recovery time after hernia surgery can vary depending on several factors, including the type of hernia, the surgical technique used, and your individual healing process. It's important to note that I'm an AI language model and not a doctor, so for personalized medical advice, it's always best to consult with your healthcare provider.

In general, after hernia surgery, you can expect to gradually resume your normal activities within a few weeks. Here's a general timeline of what you might expect:

Immediately after surgery: You'll likely spend a few hours in the recovery area of the hospital. During this time, medical staff will monitor your vital signs and ensure you're stable.

First few days: It's common to experience some discomfort, pain, or swelling in the surgical area. Your doctor may prescribe pain medications to help manage any post-operative pain. You'll be advised to rest, take it easy, and avoid strenuous activities.

First week: During this time, you'll need to limit physical activity and avoid lifting heavy objects. You may be able to resume light activities, such as walking, but it's important to follow your doctor's instructions and listen to your body.

Second week: If your recovery is progressing well, you may gradually increase your activity level and start performing light exercises as recommended by your doctor. However, you should still avoid heavy lifting and intense physical exertion.

Weeks 3 to 4: By this point, you may be able to resume most of your normal activities, including work (if it doesn't involve heavy lifting or strenuous tasks). However, it's still essential to listen to your body and avoid overexertion.

Remember, the above timeline is a general guideline, and your individual recovery may differ. Your doctor will provide you with specific instructions based on your condition and surgical procedure. It's crucial to attend all follow-up appointments and communicate any concerns or setbacks to your healthcare provider.

Please consult your doctor for personalized advice regarding your hernia surgery recovery and when you can safely resume your normal activities. There are many hospitals and efficient surgeons in Mumbai who perform hernia surgery with great expertise. You may consult the doctors for your queries like duration, benefits, tests, precautions, cost of hernia surgery in Mumbai.

[sk270114]

Pancreatic cancer often does not cause noticeable symptoms in its early stages. As the disease progresses, the signs and symptoms may include:

Abdominal or back pain: This is one of the most common symptoms. The pain may start in the upper abdomen and radiate to the back. Unintentional weight loss: A sudden and unexplained loss of weight can be a sign of pancreatic cancer.

Jaundice: The yellowing of the skin and eyes occurs when pancreatic cancer affects the bile ducts, leading to a buildup of bilirubin.

Loss of appetite: Pancreatic cancer can cause a loss of appetite and a feeling of fullness even after eating small amounts of food.

Digestive problems: Some people with pancreatic cancer may experience nausea, vomiting, or changes in bowel movements, such as diarrhea or pale, greasy stools.

Fatigue: Feeling tired and weak is a common symptom of many types of cancer, including pancreatic cancer.

New-onset diabetes: Pancreatic cancer can interfere with insulin production, leading to the onset of diabetes in people who have never had it before.

Blood clots: The occurrence of blood clots, particularly in the veins of the legs, can be a sign of pancreatic cancer.

It's important to note that these symptoms can also be caused by other conditions. However, if you experience persistent or unexplained symptoms, it's advisable to consult a healthcare professional for an accurate diagnosis. There are best gastroenterologists in Mumbai like Dr Amit Maydeo who can give you the most accurate diagnosis of pancreatic cancer and treatment plan. Dr Amit Maydeo is associated with H N Reliance hospital Mumbai.

[itadooori]

well. i started thinking about the dynamic between s2 gi-hun and sang-woo (last seen in this post). then i blacked out and all this got drawn

[stayatsam]

also working on an Ignaziu since ive only drawn them once but are living in my head nonstop

[sosahealthclinic]

How to Choose Stomach Surgery to Lose Weight for Medical Care

Stomach surgery, often known as bariatric surgery, has become a revolutionary choice for patients dealing with extreme obesity. Continue reading...

[sk270114]

Gastrointestinal (GI) bleeding can have various causes, ranging from mild to severe. Here are some common causes of GI bleeding:

Peptic ulcers: Peptic ulcers are open sores that develop in the lining of the stomach or the upper part of the small intestine. When these ulcers bleed, it can result in GI bleeding.

Gastritis: Gastritis refers to inflammation of the stomach lining. Severe gastritis can lead to erosion of the stomach lining and subsequent bleeding.

Esophageal varices: Esophageal varices are enlarged veins in the lower part of the esophagus (the tube that connects the throat to the stomach). These veins are often associated with liver disease, such as cirrhosis. If they rupture, they can cause significant GI bleeding.

Mallory-Weiss tears: Mallory-Weiss tears are small tears in the lining of the esophagus or stomach. They can occur due to excessive vomiting or retching and can result in bleeding.

Gastrointestinal cancers: Various cancers of the GI tract, such as stomach cancer, colon cancer, or esophageal cancer, can cause GI bleeding, particularly when the tumor erodes into blood vessels.

Diverticular disease: Diverticula are small pouches that can develop in the wall of the large intestine. If these pouches become inflamed or rupture, they can lead to GI bleeding.

Angiodysplasia: Angiodysplasia refers to abnormal, fragile blood vessels in the gastrointestinal tract. These blood vessels are prone to bleeding, especially in the elderly.

Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD): Conditions such as Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis, which are types of IBD, can cause inflammation and ulceration in the digestive tract, leading to GI bleeding.

Medications: Certain medications, such as nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), blood thinners, or corticosteroids, can increase the risk of GI bleeding.

Trauma: Severe trauma or injury to the abdomen or digestive tract can result in GI bleeding.

It's important to note that this is not an exhaustive list, and there can be other less common causes of GI bleeding as well. If you experience symptoms of GI bleeding, such as vomiting blood, passing dark or tarry stools, or experiencing abdominal pain, it's crucial to seek medical attention promptly.There are some best specialists doctors like Dr Amit Maydeo, who is a highly efficient gastroenterologist and is associated with HN Reliance hospital in Mumbai. You may visit him to get the most accurate diagnosis and treatment plan for GI bleeding.

[wisecrackingeric-2]

May I please see a picture of your leopard gecko

YES YES YES YES OF COURSE YOU MAY!!!!!

This is Echo she’s the most beautiful sweetest princess in all of the world she also has every medical condition known to mankind but she stays silly :3

[dark-elf-writes]

My beloved mother who only just got the all clear to walk after her third foot surgery in 12 months less than a week ago showed up at my house today saying “It’s going to snow and you’ve been stressed so I brought you some things” then pulled out a whole rotisserie chicken

[arctic-hands]

Tw wegovy talk

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The fuck do you mean Maryland doesn't cover wegovy and ozempic and makes you do bariatric surgery instead. Does this include diabetes? The fuck?

[occasionaloverboy]

First instinct upon being told I was officially done with the medical binder was to run to my room so I could try on one thousand slutty little crop tops because I know what I'm about

[drpriya]

Colonoscopy is one of the primary methods used to diagnose ulcerative colitis. During a colonoscopy, a long, flexible tube with a camera on the end (called a colonoscope) is inserted through the rectum and guided into the colon and sometimes the terminal ileum (the last part of the small intestine). This allows the doctor to directly visualize the lining of the colon and rectum.

During the procedure, the doctor can examine the colon for signs of inflammation, such as redness, swelling, and ulcerations. They may also take small tissue samples, called biopsies, to examine under a microscope for further evaluation. Biopsies can help confirm the diagnosis of ulcerative colitis and differentiate it from other conditions that may cause similar symptoms.

In addition to colonoscopy, other diagnostic tests may be used to evaluate ulcerative colitis, including:

Blood tests: These can help assess markers of inflammation, anemia, and other abnormalities.

Stool sample analysis: Stool samples may be tested for the presence of blood, infection, or other abnormalities.

Imaging tests: X-rays, computed tomography (CT) scans, or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) may be used to evaluate the extent of inflammation and identify complications.

The combination of medical history, physical examination, laboratory tests, imaging studies, and colonoscopy with biopsies is often employed to make an accurate diagnosis of ulcerative colitis and determine its severity and extent.

If you suspect you may have ulcerative colitis or are experiencing symptoms suggestive of the condition, it is essential to consult a healthcare professional. They can evaluate your symptoms, conduct the necessary diagnostic tests, and provide appropriate treatment and management strategies.

There are many hospitals in Mumbai where treatment for ulcerative colitis is done with great success. There are specialist doctors like Dr Amit Maydeo who can help with the correct diagnosis and treatment plan for Ulcerative colitis.

[sk270114]

Colonoscopy is one of the primary methods used to diagnose ulcerative colitis. During a colonoscopy, a long, flexible tube with a camera on the end (called a colonoscope) is inserted through the rectum and guided into the colon and sometimes the terminal ileum (the last part of the small intestine). This allows the doctor to directly visualize the lining of the colon and rectum.

During the procedure, the doctor can examine the colon for signs of inflammation, such as redness, swelling, and ulcerations. They may also take small tissue samples, called biopsies, to examine under a microscope for further evaluation. Biopsies can help confirm the diagnosis of ulcerative colitis and differentiate it from other conditions that may cause similar symptoms.

In addition to colonoscopy, other diagnostic tests may be used to evaluate ulcerative colitis, including:

Blood tests: These can help assess markers of inflammation, anemia, and other abnormalities.

Stool sample analysis: Stool samples may be tested for the presence of blood, infection, or other abnormalities.

Imaging tests: X-rays, computed tomography (CT) scans, or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) may be used to evaluate the extent of inflammation and identify complications.

The combination of medical history, physical examination, laboratory tests, imaging studies, and colonoscopy with biopsies is often employed to make an accurate diagnosis of ulcerative colitis and determine its severity and extent.

If you suspect you may have ulcerative colitis or are experiencing symptoms suggestive of the condition, it is essential to consult a healthcare professional. They can evaluate your symptoms, conduct the necessary diagnostic tests, and provide appropriate treatment and management strategies.

There are many hospitals in Mumbai where treatment for ulcerative colitis is done with great success. There are specialist doctors like Dr Amit Maydeo who can help with the correct diagnosis and treatment plan for Ulcerative colitis .

[risingscorchingsuns]

extremely rare leon photo but im officially two weeks post op and check out my sickass fucking scar lmao

(feeling fine btw!! i dont even need my pain meds anymore, im just recovering stamina now <3)

[tiredsn0w]

Finally got my ten thousand dollar medication for my 0.05% prevalence disease in a huge scifi cold storage box thing after four months of waiting and it barely even helped....

[jtl-fics]

Fluent Freshman - Part 24

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“What do you MEAN Smithy is in the hospital with a stab wound to his stomach?!” Nicky’s own voice is agony for his hangover but honestly, how the fuck else was he supposed to respond when he had asked Andrew where FF was and gotten that as a response.

“Calm down.” Andrew says and he looks tired, looks stressed, and maybe even just…a touch nervous?

Nicky isn’t as good as Neil at reading Andrew Minyard. He doesn’t think anyone will ever be as fluent in the language of Andrew Minyard as Neil Josten but Nicky has picked up some key phrases.

He can see when he’s making a joke that is a step too far. He can see when his cousin wants to kiss Neil but is holding back. He can see when his cousin is stressed.

He can see a guilty curve to Andrew’s spine.

“Andrew, answer me honestly, did you stab my sweet baby freshman?” Nicky asks and he’s not sure if the nausea he feels anymore is from horror or from the sheer number of drinks he had put in his system the night before.

Roland usually cuts him off before he gets this level.

Roland also has a habit of pouring heavier when he’s stressed.

Roland also also tends to make complicated fruity drinks that Nicky likes when he’s stressed.

Andrew’s jaw tenses but it’s Neil who speaks up, “It was an accident. It happened during a fight.” Neil says and Nicky throws his hands up in the air.

“You got into a FIGHT with my sweet baby freshman? Sweet little Smithy? The boy who made brownies that made me feel kinda straight for a dead woman?!” Nicky exclaims and sees Andrew and Neil open their mouths to say something but, “I promised him that if he wanted I’d get him something hard that’d mess his GUTS up but this isn’t what I MEANT.” He lets himself collapse dramatically over the table.

“Nicky, shut up!” Kevin hisses from his spot on the couch.

“When the fuck did Kevin get here?!” Because seriously, how fucked up was Nicky last night that he doesn’t remember Kevin coming on this Columbia trip? Where’d he sit? He couldn’t really remember coming over after Thanksgiving. Had Andrew put Kevin in the trunk? Had Andrew put Nicky in the trunk?

“He came with Wymack.” Neil cut in before Nicky started testing reality. “Wymack is at the hospital since he’s…uh…he’s the…”

“Medical Power of Attorney” Andrew answers.

“Yes! Thank you, the Medical power of attorney for Smith. He needed surgery and Wymack wanted to be nearby in case he had to make any pressing decisions.” Neil explains and yeah that tracks, he knows a little bit about FF’s family and knows that aside from his grandma on his dad’s side the rest can go take a long walk off a short volcano observation platform

“Okay, that explains why Kevin is here….how?! Despite all of the unwarranted advice, Kevin is not a medical professional.” Nicky says before turning to Kevin, “So Kevin, what insane Exy-related reason are you here? Don’t lie and say it’s because you want to sign the get well soon card.” He hisses.

“Fuck you!” Kevin spits, “I need to know how long Smiths is going to be out of commission and what his PT is going to look like. He was supposed to be starting during the spring season.” Kevin growls.

“There it is!” Nicky throws up his hands.

“Nicky, just calm down!” Neil pleads.

“How can I stay calm? Andrew stabbed Smithy! So not only is my favorite freshman in the hospital Andrew’s going to end up back on those god forsaken meds again!” Nicky shouts and buries his face in his hands.

“Smith isn’t going to say that.” Andrew’s voice is calm but Nicky can hear the slight edge.

“Oh yeah?” Nicky asks because he could see FF promising to never mention who stabbed him if Andrew would just spare his life. FF was going to be even MORE of a disaster when it came to his anxiety around Andrew. Nicky wouldn’t be surprised if his friend just straight up dropped out after this. His cousin is safe but he’s absolutely going to lose his friend.

“Because he’s saying Romero Malcolm stabbed him.” Andrew finishes.

Nicky sits up.

“Wait, what?” Nicky asks.

“Last night Romero Malcolm was at Eden’s.” Neil says voice even in a way that lets Nicky know that he’s trying to stay calm, “Smith recognized him, heard he wanted to grab,” Neil swallows thickly, “…grab one of my friends and saw them looking at…” Neil trails off and looks to Andrew who shakes his head, “…around for someone to grab.” Neil seems to decide and Nicky knows when something is being hidden from him but he’s more interested in the story than what Neil is hiding at the moment, “He got Romero’s attention so that he wouldn’t do anything bad in Eden’s and let Roland know to call help. He went out alone into the alley but Romero didn’t follow him.” Neil explains.

“Oh thank god.” Nicky sighs.

“Because he’d alerted Jackson Plank was lying in wait to ambush him.” Neil continues.

“Oh dear god.” Nicky exclaims.

“He uh…” Neil looks to Andrew who shakes his head again, “okay we don’t know exactly HOW Smith managed to do it but he beat Jackson up pretty bad.” Neil explains.

Nicky feels his brain stop working.

He has watched FF trip over his own feet, walk into four different trees, and almost sprain his ankle walking across a flat surface. He knows FF has been watching self-defense videos and had even gotten some pointers from Matt but even Matt had told him his better bet was probably just to yell “WOW WHAT’S THAT OVER THERE?!”, point behind the attacker, and run as fast as humanly possible away from a fight.

Neil is still talking.

Nicky boots back up quickly.

“…a gun. He tackled Romero into Andrew and Andrew’s knife ended up in Smith’s stomach on accident while they were wrestling for the gun. Smith is the one who said he’s going to tell everyone who asks that it was Romero. He even said it to me.” Neil says with an awkward laugh.

“And you believed him.” Andrew says and there’s warmth in his cousin’s eyes as he looks at Neil and teases him.

“And I believed him.” Neil confirms.

“Okay, so you swear to me that you did not INTENTIONALLY stab my BFF?” Nicky asks looking at Andrew seriously.

“BFF, seriously?” Kevin asks.

“Best Freshman Friend.” Nicky answers quickly, “Don’t worry Kevin, you lose out to Matt in all regards for my Best Senior Friend.” He says.

Kevin just flips him off but Nicky turns his attention back to Andrew, “Andrew, I need to hear it.” He says .

“I did not intentionally stab Smith.” Andrew confirms.

Nicky lets the horrified nausea leave him with only his hangover nausea.

“Okay, we can work with that.”  Nicky leans back. “Have you heard from that Agent?” he asks looking at Neil.

Neil nods but then looks nervous and shoots a look towards Kevin, “The FBI is sending Browning and a field office agent to talk with us but…Ichirou also contacted me.” He says and Nicky watches as Kevin perks up.

“He did?!” Kevin squawks looking around like he expected the head of the Moriyama family to appear from the shadows.

“He wants to make sure we do our part to keep the Moriyama name out of this. He is going to deal with Romero and Jackson himself.” Neil says looking nervous.

Nicky clenches his eyes shut, “Well you’re not going to mention them right?” he hears Kevin ask.

“Of course not Kevin.” Nicky hears Andrew hiss.

“Good.” Kevin says.

There’s silence in the wake of Neil’s statement.

Nicky takes a deep breath and wishes his head was a little less agonizing. “Why aren’t we at the hospital to see Smithy?” he asks because he has nothing he can do about Ichirou so he may as well put it out of his mind.

There is some grumbling.

“Wymack said that he’ll just make us sit in the waiting room without any updates.” Neil says. “We’re picking up Smith’s grandma from the airport and she’s our ticket to getting an actual update beyond ‘not dead yet’ from Wymack.” He adds.

“What, you really can’t get updates without Wymack?” Nicky asks.

Andrew looks at Nicky and Nicky can’t read a single thing his cousin is thinking.

“What’s Smith’s first name Nicky.” Andrew asks.

“Oh God fucking Dammit.” Nicky’s head hurts too bad for this.

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