Out of surgery, man the tube down the throat was the worst

[payneed]

Irritating, scratchy, can't get the soreness to stop. Can't blow my nose and I have a steady dripping of blood down my face.

Doc removed a polyp (benign) while doing the septoplasty and turbinate reduction. Before the blood started flowing I could tell a difference in breathing right away. Getting tired of the bleeding though. Surgery was 5 hours ago.

How big does your turbinate need to get before needing a reduction?

Get well soon, wear the bloody mask to D'ville meet n greet you will get the best table.

 

[500mag]

Acetaminophen only.

Correct....that's what you want to take.

 

[palmettomoon]

Correct....that's what you want to take.

Yeah I'm not even taking the Hydro now. Just the Tylenol.

 

[Allsmiles]

Next time you have to give me more warning. I'm not going after the $350 guns (except M1a's). I'm going to tell your wife that I will buy all your $4 box ammo for $5 a box because I'm s stand up guy.

Hope you are feeling better and heal up fast.

 

[Granite3]

Next time you have to give me more warning. I'm not going after the $350 guns (except M1a's). I'm going to tell your wife that I will buy all your $4 box ammo for $5 a box because I'm s stand up guy.

Hope you are feeling better and heal up fast.

He ain't got no wife!

 

[8675309]

Yeah I'm not even taking the Hydro now. Just the Tylenol.

get well soon

 

[GAgunLAWbooklet]

palmettomoon

So, it's been 9 months. How's the long-term healing, and with the better breathing have you noticed better strength or stamina when doing chores or physical work, or exercise?

I've had similar surgery recommended to me, but never bothered seriously looking into it.

 

[Eggmanmja01]

Hath not a Jew nose......

 

[palmettomoon]

palmettomoon

So, it's been 9 months. How's the long-term healing, and with the better breathing have you noticed better strength or stamina when doing chores or physical work, or exercise?

I've had similar surgery recommended to me, but never bothered seriously looking into it.

Breathing is much much easier, especially at night. I could inhale, but not exhale through the right side of my nose.

Realized I hadn't updated this. Doc removed a polyp the size of a thumb from the nasal cavity. No recurring issues (just had my follow up exam). I never even really knew the plastic stents were up there until he pulled them out. Overall, I'd say do it if you're told you have a deviated septum. The recovery was nothing.

 

[Don231s]

palmettomoon

So, it's been 9 months. How's the long-term healing, and with the better breathing have you noticed better strength or stamina when doing chores or physical work, or exercise?

I've had similar surgery recommended to me, but never bothered seriously looking into it.

Breathing is much much easier, especially at night. I could inhale, but not exhale through the right side of my nose.

Realized I hadn't updated this. Doc removed a polyp the size of a thumb from the nasal cavity. No recurring issues (just had my follow up exam). I never even really knew the plastic stents were up there until he pulled them out. Overall, I'd say do it if you're told you have a deviated septum. The recovery was nothing.