The physical examination has been completed, and my surgery will be performed next week. The first surgery is on the tibia.
Under the protection of privacy, I will answer questions.
I don’t know how much pain will happen after the operation? So not sure when it will be updated.
When I am not uncomfortable, I will come to record my experience, I hope it will be helpful to everyone.
Yes, it has been postponed. Finally, tomorrow is a big day. Thank you.
Quote from: V21 on November 21, 2021, 09:08:12 AMI know your surgery has been postoponed time after time due to Precice not coming back in time¡ I was going to do Precice, but in the end opted for G Nail. Wish you the best¡
Yes, it has been postponed. Finally, tomorrow is a big day. Thank you.
Quote from: thankscience on November 21, 2021, 09:52:03 AMGood luck! Are you doing both tibias and femurs at the same time?
Also what does the physical examination with Dr G entail?
Yes, I'll do the tibia tomorrow morning and the femur in about 3-4 weeks.
I had X-ray, chest film, ECG, blood pressure, blood drawing, virus test, inquiry and examination of cardiac experts, and doctors broke my legs.
Ladies and gentlemen, I have been hospitalized, I have a retention needle in my hand, and I have finished brushing my teeth and washing my face with one right hand. The doctor checked all the food I brought. Most of what I brought were all kinds of fruits, nuts and protein drinks, which can be eaten. For nutritional supplement, I brought liquid D3 and calcium tablets. The doctor said D3 is OK, but calcium tablets can't be eaten during hospitalization. In the hospital, I met two handsome men I saw in the rehabilitation center last time. One of them was across the glass of the hospital gate. I waved to him six times. He finally found that I was greeting him. Hahaha, after all, it has been nearly two months since I saw him last time. Sleep and get up tomorrow morning for surgery. Happy, nervous, scared... But I know this is what I've been waiting for. Good night, friends.
Quote from: LU213 on November 22, 2021, 01:15:08 AMI hope all went well with your surgery. I think I met you when I was there. Congratulations on your journey to your dream height.
Thank you, everything went well for my operation. I was discharged from the hospital at noon today. I was very happy. The doctor changed my dressing before I was discharged. I saw the wound and treated it well. When I was hospitalized, I kept my laptop in the cabinet of the room, so I never used the computer, so I saw your message. Are you the one I saw in the office? Or the one who saw me when I beckoned frantically?
I was discharged from the hospital at noon today and returned to my hotel. I feel very happy because I have eaten delicious food and feel that my whole person is full of blood and resurrected. After I was discharged from the hospital today, I asked the driver to take me to several places... so Today I am a little tired and I need to rest. I used my mobile phone to record what happened during the hospitalization. When I rest, I will share my experiences and feelings soon.
November 22, 2021 (Surgery Day)
Woke up at 6:30 by the alarm clock, finished washing with one hand, and sat waiting for the doctor. The doctor came and talked for a while and then went to prepare. The nurse sent a small pants and robe that were bigger than my skirt, which needed a vacuum. Then I was pushed into the operating room with a bed, the anesthesiologist asked me some questions, and then I fell asleep.
I woke up in the observation room and stayed for a long time, and then pushed me back to the ward halfway. I asked the male nurse who pushed me to have a small basin of vomiting. He went back to the ward and tossed me on the bed. I asked him how old he is now. point? He said two o'clock in the afternoon, and then I stayed in bed.
Here is a compliment, this male nurse is handsome and gentle.
At 7 o'clock in the evening, I delivered the first dinner after the operation, a bowl of oil-free and salt-free noodles and a box of jelly. I drank half of the noodle soup and ate 3 scoops of noodles, a sip of jelly... and then vomited it all back into the bowl in half an hour.
From the time I woke up after the operation until 8:30 in the evening, there was no pain. I thought I was a wizard of broken bones!
My legs started to hurt a little at 8:30 in the evening.
The doctor came to the ward at 9pm to check my leg. He said it was a perfect operation and everything was normal, indicating that he would come again early.
Then the nurse came to put pillows under my legs and put white compression stockings on my legs.
At about 9:30, my legs hurt so much that I cried and cried! (At this time, my whole person is not good. What I think is that I will kill my thigh and I will go home after the calf is postponed). The nurse hung me an extra bag of stronger painkillers, and the pain disappeared after a while. (At this time, what I think in my heart is to do the thigh, I am really a fickle woman)!
Then I fell asleep.
The nurse came several times during the night to measure my blood pressure and ECG.
(It feels 1-2 hours once)
At about 5 in the morning, I will have my blood drawn for testing.
November 23, 2021 (the first day after surgery)
Gave me an oval pill at 7:30 in the morning for me to take
I sent back my breakfast at 8:00, 3-quarters of the bread was eaten, two spoons of yogurt were eaten, and the rest did not move.
8:46 The Ministry of Health came and replaced me with a complete set of bedding, and I would be moved around by the man and the woman (they were gentle and careful).
At 10:00, the doctor came to check my legs, and then gave me 3 movements to lift my legs, bend my legs, and press my legs, and ask me to do it every 5 minutes for the next hour. The doctor said to come and let me walk later.
11:36 The urinary tube was pulled out, and I was menstruating. Fortunately, I had menstruation after the operation and did not come during the operation.
2:20 The doctor and the physical therapist came together and brought a walker. I used my arms to force my legs and walked (knees can’t bend). I walked from the bed to the door and then came back. After I walked, I felt sick and lay down. After a long time in bed, the doctor and physical therapist also said that I did very well.
3:30 The Greek girl on the bed opposite to the ward (not my operation) was discharged from the hospital. She also left her contact information for me. If you need any help, call her and send a message. It's really all the way. When I walked, I met a lot of kind Greeks.
5:20 The rehabilitator came to me again and walked with a walker in the room. After I walked, I felt nauseous, but did not vomit.
Sent back for dinner at 6:50. At that time, I had no appetite at all. The taste of the meal was too strange for me. I got nauseated after one bite. Then I forced myself to bite two bites of bread and ate a spoonful of yogurt. Eat some grapes you bring. After eating, I have been nauseous, and I want to vomit but can’t vomit.
At night, nurses also come to measure blood pressure and ECG from time to time.
November 24, 2021 (the day after the operation)
7:20 gave me an oval medicine
7:30 The doctor came to see me, checked my leg, and brought a wheelchair. The doctor said he was going for surgery and would come back at noon.
8:20 My breakfast came and I had no appetite at all. I forced myself to eat half a small bread and half a spoonful of yogurt. Then I ate two bites of bananas and two bites of apples that I brought with me. I actually didn't want to eat them at all, just forcing myself to force myself to eat the afternoon.
8:46 The nurse pulled out my indwelling needle, saying that my blood vessel was too thin and this needle didn't work anymore, so I had to stick another needle.
(I didn’t work well with my retention needle yesterday afternoon. I had to fix a movement with my hand for it to work)
But in fact, I don't want her to pull it out and stick another one again, because it's okay for me to keep the movement myself.
When I was in the hospital on Sunday afternoon, I got stuck with this remaining needle twice. I was very painful, but I don’t blame the nurse, because my blood vessels are really thin, and I often get stuck several times in China!
The nurse pulled out my detained needle and gave me another one and failed, and then the medicine didn't lose... Give me a long cry.
Wechat’s video of finding her husband broke down and cried, and I felt wronged. I know that my blood vessels are thin and the retained needle can barely work. Why do I need to pull out my retained needle? If you pull it out and you can't get it, then you won't be able to lose the painkiller. This is going to hurt me to death! )
Next, my condition was not good, and my legs were so painful that I couldn't lift them up!
Today, the device that was fixed on my body to release pain relief was also withdrawn. There is a switch, press it when it hurts.
After breakfast today, two people from the hospital’s food and beverage department came and asked me what I want for food... I guess it’s because I ate too little last night. Ask me any food allergies and other questions.
At 12:54, my lunch was sent back. I had no appetite. I left it there and said I would eat it later. I didn’t even open the lid of the plate. The one who delivered the meal within ten minutes took another one to replace the one that was delivered first. I took a look at the replacement plate, which looked like the meal that was nauseating after a bite last night. This new plate looks much refreshing, only carrot, potato, zucchini gnocchi (I don’t know what rice or noodles are). I ate a half of this gnocchi and soup. I didn’t touch the rest and ate myself. I brought half a banana and half an apple. I still had no appetite and forced myself to eat it.
The anaesthetist came and gave me a retention needle (pink) for a baby. This female anaesthetist was fine. While comforting me, she told me the story that she was afraid of doctors when she was a child, and then finished the retention needle, nurse I came back soon and hung up the medicine, and my condition started to get better.
2:50 The doctor came to see me, asked me the degree of pain, said that he would give me more painkillers, and then said that he would come and let me walk again.
The nurse came and hung me a bag of "powerful" painkillers in a soft bag. It didn't take long for me to recover, and I could raise my legs, bend my legs, press my legs... and do the exercises the doctor taught me. Action, happy. However, when this powerful painkiller was infused more than half of the time, I started to feel nauseous. It lasted for about an hour. I felt like vomiting but couldn't vomit. It should be because I was eating too little.
In the afternoon, someone from the company sent me the extension equipment and taught me how to use it. I could start extension after the doctor gave me an order.
Today, accompanied by a physical therapist, I used a walker to walk from the bed to the corridor, then walked back, more than double the distance I walked yesterday, and I don’t have the disgusting feeling of walking yesterday.
I ate dinner with my husband’s WeChat video. I ate half of chicken thighs, a spoonful of mashed potatoes, a piece of cucumber (slightly sweet) and the rest did not move. My husband ate with me in the video, and I ate half of what I brought. Bananas, three-quarters of apples, a 250ml bottle of protein drink, this meal is considered to be the most eaten.
8:05 When the nurse was routinely taking blood pressure and ECG measurements, he gave me a tummy tummy for a while. I asked her to prevent vein clotting. The needle was very thin but it was quite painful.
The nurse looked at my new pink baby’s retention needle. She said that I was the only one here, and I didn’t want to. My blood vessels were really too thin!
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