They are yanking mine on Thursday. Haven’t had surgery since my tonsils at 6 years old. They won’t know until they get in if they can do it laparoscopy. What’s recovery like? I only get the good drugs for a few days.
Good luck. Never had it. My dad did fine decades ago. Few days mild recovery.
In a round about way, yes. 4 yrs ago I had ~18" of my descending colon removed. Like HH said, few days mild recovery. Also 3 weeks ago my 76 yrs old mother had the same procedure and she agreed. Few days mild.
Morally Flexible. Kinda.
So, now you both have a semicolon.In a round about way, yes. 4 yrs ago I had ~18" of my descending colon removed. Like HH said, few days mild recovery. Also 3 weeks ago my 76 yrs old mother had the same procedure and she agreed. Few days mild.
I'm here all week, try the veal.
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You will be fine, especially if they can do it laparoscopically. I had it done laparoscopically and my recovery was easy. I got 4 small incisions of 2-4 stitches each that healed up fast. I think one cut for a camera, two for tools, and one for a gas tube, since they put in some nitrogen to inflate the area.
I felt fine in under 24 hrs. They gave me oxycodone which I only took once. The nitrogen they used caused some pain from the gas bubbles being slow to dissipate, weirdly, some shoulder pain that I was told to walk off in the first 2 days. I took 2 weeks off work, but that was overkill. I was on a 10 pound "lift restriction" for 4 weeks, but even that was overkill/ precautionary.