I can see that every surgery is different for each person, therefore the stories differ. The surgery in itself is very quick and painless because of anesthesia. I came a bit late with a huge pain in my stomach, couldn't even walk straight or breathe properly. Had to wait overnight in the hospital, I assume because of many patients. In the early morning, they took me into the surgery room, I was shivering from pain so they immediately put me under anesthesia and performed the operation. Sadly, my appendix burst while operating, therefore I had complications. Couldn't walk properly for around 2 weeks. Couldn't eat or drink anything for around a week (whatever I ate or drank vomited out a few minutes after). So I always had an IV bag to hydrate my body. I tried eating every day to make my stomach work. I remember the feeling when I finally felt a gurgling in my stomach and immediately understood that it started working. I tried walking in the hospital's hallways while holding onto an IV bag stand to get better but it was painful, couldn't walk with a straight back. After 2 weeks in a hospital and a few days at home, I finally recovered and got the staples out.
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Wondering if all that FRESH AIR would give you COVID. or....do your LUNGS, BLOOD OXYGEN LEVELS need all that free, healthy FRESH AIR? 2024...Voting for CAMEL HUMPER ? no doubt.
@@NegativeX83 If I remember correctly, I believe they are all forward facing :) The train doesn’t make a full circle though, so returning to the station again involved going backwards at least for this location.
my appendicitis started abput 1am on a sunday morning, i was awake all night and for the first time in 7 years i threw up, everything i did was painful but i eveantlly found a place that was comfortableish, my mum was away so my nan took me to the hospital, and since i was in the childrens ward i didt have to wait in the wating room too long. my mum came and said there endometriosis family history so the surgery was delayed and i had a MRI instead, day 3 in the hospital i was told i had appendicitis AND endo which was scary. the doctors and nurses were so nice, but it was very emotionally and physically painful. i was very lucky for it not to have bursted. i was put on the drip 3 times, and i had 2 delayed surgerys but it eveantlly worked out. was in the hospital for 4 days. thank you for sharing your story x
The reason why there’s a lack of scanners is people leave them in the containers they get shipped off people take them home. They get crushed. They need to have a system. If you don’t bring back your scanner you gotta pay for it out to paycheck.
I had surgery 3 days ago. I still have some pain in my tummy?area og I have a difficult to stand up straight. They called it non-problematic removal, but also there were some leaks from the appendix. Started having pain 2am and I didnt sleep, went to doctor 11am and then to the hospital. I got it removed at 8pm
Oh, my Goodness.... Bless your heart, sweetheart. I am so glad, that things went wonderfully for you. You're a walking, miracle. Praise The lord, for your miracle!😀
It’s 2:29am and I’m having every single symptom but I have had this before and my doctors said it’s phcyoligical and sent me home so now every time I tell my mom she just asks if I’m taking my meds and if I’m stressed but I know my body and this isn’t right. I’m 13 so I can’t drive yet and it’s so so annoying
So I went to the hospital on July 5. I went to the hospital because I woke up from my sleep in a lot of pain and it was like 7 o’clock in the morning and it was in so much pain. It woke me up from my sleep and I got side to my mom and I was talking to her and she was like do you feel like you needed to go to the hospital? Is it that bad and I was like yeah I really don’t feel good. I don’t think I can do it so we go to the clinic first they check me out and they’re saying that I need to go to the ER so I go to the ER and they admin to the hospital so we go to the hospital. I’m there for about five hours and they do CAT scans and everything and they said I had appendicitis and it was like turning into bone and so I got admitted to Riley children’s Hospital and I got out around two in the morning and I can say it’s not as bad as you would think it would be, but I can say it hurt a lot and I can say don’t eat after it because I haven’t had anything to eat or drink that day and then I got a popsicle and 7-Up right after and that’s what I kind of just threw up because I guess I eat it too fast or just settle yet and I went home they had to make sure I could use the bathroom first and then I went home. I can say I just slept on the couch cause that was the most comfortable way because I tried sleeping in my bed. It did not work that well and that’s my story. It’s not as fun.
I recently got my appendix removed. on 4th of July, I got off work and had some Wendy’s an hour later, I had bad cramps in my abdomen all over. I thought at first maybe I was bloated from eating too fast. I went in to the hospital because the pain was so bad. it hurt to the point where even if I moved or not it still hurt. I went to the hospital. they did some blood tests and gave me a urine sample. then I got a CT scan and they said my appendix was inflamed and I needed surgery. I feel better now since it’s been removed. I was able to go home on the same day I had surgery. I’m still in pain from the surgery, but I’m slowly getting better.
Yeah, I went to the hospital within like six hours of the pain so I never experienced the nausea vomiting It might’ve been right abdomen which way you look at it
About four years ago, I had appendicitis and my left far left abdomen started feeling like a sharp pain for hours upon hours and then I finally decided to go to the hospital and I figured out that appendicitis and then I had to get surgery
Just yesterday i was hanging with my friends ang got a sudden stomach ache, i just shrugged it off because i thought it wasn't anything serious. The same day at night time, as i was about to stand up i suddenly felt pain in my lower right abdomen, so, i did a bit of research on youtube about the sudden pain and found out i had similar symptoms of appendicitis like constipation, nausea, lack of appetite, getting cold at night, and lastly pain in my lower right abdomen. The next day(today) the pain on my lower right abdomen disappeared and i finally had appetite to have lunch after skipping dinner last night and today's breakfast. Some time later i felt pain in my stomach again but this time it's on the left side of my stomach near my belly button, it did only last for a few minutes. Right now i feel a litte sore on the lower right side, i think? I just wanted to hear your thoughts and opinion on this. I am kind of scared to tell my parents about this. I am 14 years old by the way, and, english is not my first language so my grammar may seem off.
Did not have any of the classic symptoms, so I thought it was heartburn. The pain was so horrible I went to the ER where they discovered it was ruptured & was septic. Hospital was not equipped to handle this critical case & was trauma hawk 2 hrs away. 7 days in the hospital treating septic & had drain bag put in. Month later removed remainder appendix. Have you experienced unusual conditions? My gallbladder flair up & re hospitalized. Lymph nodes fair up, bloodwork normal, but seems like there might still be micro bacterial trying to seep out through lymph nodes. Anyone else experiencing the same?
Im glad you made it ! My Appendix Removal Surgery took place on the 06 20 24 th this is no joke they did it as a emergency Surgery i felt it still swelling in me before they got it out im glad it is out if me now to recovery stay strong also it is best to take Probiotics do to the Appendix is no longer in there also this is just a suggestion but im taking my Probiotics now it helps since the my Appendix is gone at age 32
My appendix went out I was rushed to the hospital and had to stay overnight I was crying hurting so much pain I couldn't sleep or breathe it was around midnight a few months ago
I was in religion and then I went home because my tummy hurt then my mum said we're going to the hospital you have ipendisitice then my surgery got delayed
Got diagnosed with chronic mild appendix , the doc put me on the medicines told me it will get better with medicines , while my pain goes away and the course of 5 days medication is also over , not feeling much pain , just burning sensation in night , hope i get better with medicines but if surgery needed im not afraid , stay happy eat healthy and live an appendix free life 🎉🥳
Okay, I can confirm right away that number of scanners issue is everywhere. Actually literally everything you discussed here are accurate to my own experience.
Well that was a breeze for you, compared to my story. I was in Mexico without insurance, not a good place to end up as a westerner with that. I started vomiting from 11Am till 5pm, I had nobody who could come to me and the pain started half way through that day. A friend finally came to me and we went to several hospitals, none were equipped to take care of it. It took till 4am at night to find a hospital, then they dumped me on the floor in the hall of said hospital for 8 hours while there were plenty of beds, they did not care one bit, I had to wait my turn... I went into operation at 2PM, by that time I lost consciousness, so it took 28 hours to get operated from the moment it started. ..I woke up with my appendix in front of me in a cup , the size of a golfball with smaller balls attached to it, they treated me worse then a stray dog, they had taken my blanket and they bullied me non stop, they left me laying in my fluids, no help , nothing, I have been deprived of food and water for three days by those barbaric people, I wanted to kill myself as i went completely delirious, no joke! I had to make my own bed and clean the fluids of the floor next to it so I would not slip as the cleaning lady skipped my bed just for being a foreigner (they think we are all rich), So I did it myself with my sheets and threw it at them (this was only hours post operation, I was furious, I had no time to sleep or recover, it was so cold in there I shivered through those three days, they purposfully put the IV wrong so it would fall out and scream at me for pulling it out, which I did not ...I had so much fluid running out which I had to hold with toilet paper as they refused to clean the wound with a proper plaster bag for fluids. My appendix did not burst but i did get sepsis after that. Now I know why the Mexican patients all have a family member next to their bed 24/7 When I tried to file a complaint , it turned out to be the same woman who took my blanket (which my friend left for me when going into the hospital). She lived far away from there so she could not visitor stay as she was exhausted and had animals to take care of including my two rescue cats. They literally kicked me out of the hospital after 3 days without any papers, accept for the cup with my appendix in it, and fluid was still running out of the wound when they did (cups full of it), which I held together with whatever I could find. Someone from the village where I lived at the time picked me up and brought me home and there the western expats all came to my rescue (better late than never) and cared for me for weeks after that. It is a miracle I survived it. The village doctor took care of the sepsis, I had such a high fever it was insane. I couldn't eat properly for weeks after that and returned back to Europe as soon I could. It's been a year this month. I am still in the process of gaining weight after that trauma, I lost about 30 pounds. I had severe PTSD after that and had to give up my rescue cats even if I brought them to Europe with me. I was psycologically such a mess, I needed to work on my health, I found them a home 6 weeks ago and have been on the mend since...gaining weight now slowly and calmed down a lot. The giant scar is ugly and there is a second scar, till this day i have no report on what they did during that operation. I will never forget that experience for the rest of my life
That is awful. I’m so sorry you had to go through all of that. Sounds like a miracle that you made it through. I hope you’re able to recover from it both mentally and physically.
@@Tiki_Tee_ Yes, still working on it, it was traumatic to say the least, only to come home in Europe and find my house has been robbed by my custodian, I miss my cats badly, but I have no choice but to focus on my health now , they too need medical help now due to all the trauma which caused physical ailments. They are in a beautiful sanctuary but they cannot roam free yet until one is medicine free. Chronic pancreatis and in lots of pain, due to stress and it went unnoticed for too long. It's been a tough year to say the least. . Thank you for responding ❤🙏
