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Jun 05, 2019 - 10:01 pm
because the moron I am married to ( said with love and a little annoyance) did a dumb thing. We have to go to the wound center. Luckily I know everyone there and they are amazing because my Dad was there almost every day for years. One of the nurses came to his room and stayed with my mom when he died, she loved him so much. So I am off topic, sorry. so his liver resection is an L shaped incision, the top part took months and tons of trips to MSK to heal, but when it did it was with all these hard white areas. It was annoying him so the moron cut them. Apparently when it did not do anything bad he decided to cut into them more and opened it up and since February it’s been leaking. The ER said it was fine but I am over it so off we go to another new dr. He makes me crazy lol
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Joined: Jan 2013
Well I wouldn't call him a Moron, but.....
What was he thinking?!!!!!
While the stress piles on for you.
Tru
Joined: Sep 2014
I had to reread what you'd
I had to reread what you'd said to understand that your husband was the one that cut them out more. Oh my goodness! I could see mine doing the same thing, though.
I have a friend that had surgery for a hernia and she never healed properly. They had to go back in and put a mesh in or something like that to make it stop leaking.I hope that won't be required.
Jan
Joined: Feb 2009
Really
I'm sorry but this is only something a guy would do. Can't believe he would do that but then, my husband pulled IV's out of his arm when he was in the hospital. Geez, hope your hubby gets better.
Kim
Joined: Feb 2013
LOL. I'm that person!
When I had my port removed, they left a stitch in. It was protruding from the wound and not healing properly - (probably because I kept "picking" at it...). On a visit to my doc, I was told by the nurse and the doc that they couldn't remove it and I'd have to return to a surgeon (port removal done in hospital by who knows what doc?). I told them that I would do it myself and they both vehemently objected and told me to see the surgeon. Well, I went home and immediately proceeded to dig it out, put on Neosporin, and it finally healed properly. I don't have the patience for medical staff that wont help. That said, I DID ASK first...and probably wouldn't have fooled with a hard to heal, deep body incision myself though. But, again, never been in quite that situation. Hoping for quick healing!
Joined: May 2013
Ok so I can’t call him names
it’s sort his fault and not. If he had left it alone it might have still eventually done this. It’s actually the mesh from his abdominal surgery repair coming through. So he is having surgery on the 19th to remove it. more surgery yuck, but at least it’s simple and not cancer!
Joined: Feb 2009
Great
Good, both you and him can handle a simple removal of mesh. This should be easy peasy after all he's been through. Still wishing him luck.
Kim
Joined: Aug 2013
Now I finally get it. With my
Now I finally get it. With my giant "L" I still couldn't figure the "white things" he was cutting. I was worried the mesh on me would rip or poke through, or fail somehow, so I really babied that surgery. Before I've always been a bit of a moron by pushing the time frames and my luck after surgeries, with dressings and drains. Well I'm glad it wasn't all on him and the fix is set, and I'm glad mine healed without pokies, because that sounds annoying as h+ll. Hang in there, both of you..........................................Dave
Joined: May 2013
Except
His surgeon never said it was the mesh poking through. Had he removed it none this would be happening. It’s infected, but the wound dr said once it’s out he will heal right up.
Joined: May 2019
Right
Bugs would call him an Ultra Maroon
Joined: Jan 2018
Oh brother!
<p>That is exactly something my hubby would do and I would have called him a moron too. In fact I probably would have also added some colorful and offensive words too! Well at least you know that he is in good hands with the wound center. So sorry that you have to add another doctor to the list though! </p>