3 weeks post op partial
good morning friends!
I am 3 weeks out of my partial robotic neph. I'm still a llittle swollen on that side and find at times I hurt on my front and back on my left side. Is this normal? I healed up great, but was t sure that I'm still suppose to be swollen or hurting. It doesn't help that I have a bulging disc in my right back and startinh of stenonis of the spine (that's how we found the cancer...MRI of back because of pain). Has anyone else been a little swollen or uncomfortable 3 weeks out? Thanks for any information!
angie
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Absolutely Angie!
Takes time to heal internally. Everything inside was rearranged and now those inards are trying to find their way back to where they are most comfortable. Try to keep your strenuous activity to a minimum and very soon you'll be feeling pretty much back to your normal. Glad to hear that externally you healed well and without any complications.
Best wishes,
Donna~
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Normal
Spivey,
You sound very normal for 3 weeks out. Those aches and pains are free perks for what you have been thru and the fact that you have other issues. That being said my thoughts as a doctor of law should be taken with a grain of salt and reviewed with your real doctor(s) to make sure that they think everything is going ok.
Icemantoo
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I'm at five weeks now. I had
I'm at five weeks now. I had my partial on my right side. While the pain was gone relatively quickly for me (thank God), the only thing that lingers is still a sort of numb feeling that comes and goes in the area around my right hip. There's no pain; it just feels numb at times. I asked the nurse practitioner who checked me out at my followup appointment and she said it was quite normal and that the numbness will come and go for a while and will, eventually, just go.
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