I want to recover myself after operation,I am in a hurry.  SAVE ME?
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i just got surgery so i know what you need to do is rest a lot and if you can elevate where you got the operation feel better
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you can go back to limited activity within 3 to 5 days.\nyou can go back to full activity within one week.\nthis answer is conditional with no other problem coming along the way after the operation,cause any problem delays recovery.
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go see a doctor asap and find out your options
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You don't say how much time has passed. If the case is urgent, what is the delay? I would want to know that information from your doctor. What are the consequences of waiting...if this is taking such a long time? If the doctor can't give you a good answer, I'd press for getting the surgery moved up. I went through something similar to what you are describing and believe me if I hadn't kept pushing for answers and action the outcome wouldn't have been as good as it eventually was.\n\nBeyond that, keep busy. Send emails to your friends and families and just ask for their thoughts and support. Sitting and worrying will only make you sick. Taking the action I described above will also help you feel more in control of the situation. Part of the depression that comes with waiting for surgery with a questionable outcome is the feeling of having no control over your life. Take it back by being proactive.\n\nGood luck.
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I had this done a few years back.  Stock up on baby food and gatoraide.  The first few days you will not even think about eating, I PROMISE you.  I would either buy extremely lose fitting pants/shorts or a long night gown to wear.  Drink a lot of fluid...  I didn't drink enough to start and ended up severely dehydrated with my organs shutting down.  You have to tell yourself to drink, drink, drink.  Get lots of rest and don't try to stand straight up at first...  A walker may help you get around the first few days.  You can rent them at most stores such as Drugco or other pharmacies.  You may have drainage tubes, they are very irritating.  Be careful with them and drain it how the doctor tells you.  Don't be alarmed if you have a little bit of drainage one day and tons the next.  I used baby soap for baths/showers...  it was mild and non irritating.  I suggest sleeping in a recliner the first 2 weeks, you will NOT be able to lie flat on your back.  At the very least, stock up on pillows and stack them all around you on the bed to make a reclining position.  You may even want to put one under your knees.  Don't try to do to much at first, take time to heal.  You will need lots of help for awhile and then some later on.  You will need to get up and move some but take baby steps.  When you begin to eat foods, stay away from a lot of sugary things at first, you can enjoy them in smaller amounts later on.  Chew, chew, chew.  Don't swallow anything that you haven't chewed enough of.  You can get raelly sick and throw it all up.  I suggest baby shrimp.  They are tiny and packed with protein.  Umm...  There is so much, feel free to message me later on and I can tell you more.  I lost 170lbs and just had the extra skin removed almost 3 weeks ago.  Yesterday was my first day back to work.  Don't get aggrivated if you don't lose tons at first or lose a lot then none.  Be happy with yourself.  You are about to make a huge mental and physical change.  The mental stuff kicks in a few months after surgery.  Make sure you have someone you can talk too.  Let me know if you need anything else, this is just a touch of info!
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I would go back to your surgeon immediately.  They can do an ultrasound to see if it is still in place.  I have heard that within the first 6 weeks of having surgery, if you vomit, it will slip....I would call your doctor.....
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Um... No. As has been pointed out, that's very major surgery, and the risk of complication is very high in the first few days afterwards.  Count on being in the hospital for at least a week to ten days, and possibly longer.
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No you would not because it is correctable through surgery. Infact, there are some wonderful new procedures that can be done 'outpatient'. Infact, you can get up and walk immediately afterwards and can even go back to work the next day.
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You need to take a break, you can't learn if you're exhausted.\n\nGive yourself a couple of days completely off!\n\nYou'll return refreshed and ready for the last short dash to the finishing line. And remember - after 17 months of hard graft - it IS nearly over!\n\nAll the very best of luck to you.
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............. and the miracle of instant recovery?
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This is strictly a decision made by the physician in charge. I have seen recovery after 40 minutes, but most do not go beyond 20-30 minutes with a straight line.
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I had surgery last year and I felt exactly like this (other than the poring blood part..that's kind of scary).  Your throat is sore because they jammed a tube down it.  Your having a hard time breathing because of the anesthesia and your chest is sore.  Your head hurts from the anesthesia and your body is sore because you should see the things they do to bodies on the operating table.  lol  Just kidding. Your body has been through A LOT today.  Give it time to heal.  As for the bleeding...do what ever the Doctors said!  If you get real short of breath go to the ER. Good luck and remember...you only get what you pay for :-).
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fast as possible? Surgery. Other then that change your eating habits and exercise your butt off
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Richard,\n\nThis is my field, so I'm sure I can help you out.\n\nDid anyone at the hospital mention cardiac rehab.to you? If they didn't, I'm surprised. Most hospitals that perform heart related surgeries offer this kind of program. Rehab. is one the most important things you can do for yourself after surgery.\n\nI'll give you a few reasons.\nThis is a very tramatic thing to go through. Right? Getting by, if only from a physical aspect, is hard enough. Then, you must face the confusion of what to do after you go home. Am I doing too much? If I do, will I have another heart attack? (assuming you did) I'm really tired, and I'm feeling very down in the dumps. I don't know how to cope with my family. They're driving me crazy and I'm driving them crazy. I just don't know what to do! Sound, in any way, familiar? A cardiac rehab. program is designed to help you, and YOUR FAMILY with all of this, and much, much more.\n\nDon't let anyone tell you, 'it's just exercise'. 'It didn't really do much for me'. 'I didn't need it anyway'. 'I can handle this on my own'. 'They can't do for me anymore than I can do for myself...bah,bah,bah.\n\n\n\nOnly touched on a few examples of what is probably going on with you. I mention your family, because, more often than not, they need the real help. They know what I mean. Trust me. And...It's not funny, but in my practice, the family is key to the recovery of the patient. Doesn't make sense, I know. It's a subtle thing.\n\nLet's talk Richard.\n\nGRIZZ\nduckling702@yahoo.com\n\nMy best to you.
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You will get better!  The main concern is damaged muscle tissue if you were really unconscious.  The best thing to do is drink lots of fluids.  One 8 ounce glass of water every hour at a minimum,  This will allow the damaged muscle tissue to pass through the blood stream and through the kidneys without damaging them.  Keep that leg elevated and wiggle your toes frequently to keep from getting a blood clot.  If you can't wiggle your toes or if the calf gets rock hard or if your foot starts becoming pale or painful, see a doctor right away.  Good luck I think you will be better in a about 3 days.
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Go see a doctor!!!  You may have ruptured your intestinal lining!!!!  Seroiusly go quickly!!!!
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Please don't tell me you're in the O.R. and you need a tip to perform major surgery!  It must be an HMO.\n\nGood luck finding a clue.