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gretaraeMemberApril 28, 2016 at 3:30 am in reply to: Encouraging percentages from Docs please!Encouraging percentages from Docs please!
Wow! Brilliant. Botox.. Who knew? Makes perfect sense. Is this familiar practice to many surgeons or fairly new?
The options/techniques are obviously plentiful. Makes my decisions even more complex! -
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gretaraeMemberApril 27, 2016 at 2:22 pm in reply to: Encouraging percentages from Docs please!Encouraging percentages from Docs please!
Thank you! This is exactly the feedback I was looking for. Yes, I am grateful to have the resources available to me and be surrounded by such an educated medical community! That said, I tend to over research in hopes of making the best decisions for my long term health. This hernia has put me in the same predicament as thousands of others, as I am told the longer I let it go, the more difficult the repair .. And yet to move forward with surgery may also lead to complications. Ironic, considering this little defect is barely visible and causes me no pain.
Question.. How soon does infection/rejection usually rear its head? Is there a window of time after which the chance of infection decreases?… Or can it occur years from surgery? How is it typically treated before removal?
Thank you for taking time to respond. I can see how busy you are!