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Jun 06, 2018 - 7:39 pm
Radical nephrectomy with tumor on the kidney. Tumor was encapsulated and nothing found in general area. Surgery went well only 75 minutes. I finally got home after a long day at hospital. We got the big mother out, next step recovery, then start working on the mother's children on his ribs. |
Joined: Jan 2010
Short Initiation
Jeffris,
Sounds like the surgery went well. Hopefully the other lunar material will get resoved quickly as well.
icemantoo
Joined: May 2018
I'm glad to hear surgery went
I'm glad to hear surgery went well today.
Joined: May 2018
Still in hospital, bowels haven't woke up yet 6-8-18.
Well he is not happy, he still is full of air, with no bowel movement yet. Had some ice cream and milk yesterday, but only coffee and water today. Hoping he can come home in the morning. He is getting weak with no food.
Joined: Apr 2018
I had the same problem my
I had the same problem my surgeon recommended chewing gum. He claims it gets those digestive enzymes going. Wishing him the best. I was given thickened liquids like cream of chicken soup.
Joined: Aug 2017
Oh dear
The first week is tough
is he mboile.. that will help the trapped air
dont worry about the bowel thing.. your body is shut down for the op and takes a little while to get going again
Why is he not eating
Annie
Joined: May 2018
He is home 6-9-18
Well he finally started passing gas, so they said he could go home. Still has not had real food, but is home and is happy. Dogs are happy too. We will start with light food like Apple sauce, chicken noodle soup, pudding, milk, pb&j. Staples will come out in a week and half. Thanks for your support.
Joined: Jan 2010
Here is a helpful hint
Jeeffris,
The pain medications can make you a little constipated and no one in their right mind wants to be constipated when that big day arrives. Take a little stool softener.
icemantoo
Joined: Jul 2016
home remedy
Hello Jeffris. I have to tell you, I was miserable when I came home. The big BM was nowhere in sight, so I asked a couple of our friends that are nurses for ideas. I ended up drinking Mirlax in prune juice a couple times and bang--it happened. What a relief.
I'm glad he's home--now comes the healing (after his BM;))
Good luck!
Stub