The next day...

[Poly Hive]

Sore but not really painful. When she released the two lesions it felt like a battery shock very odd as both times it was a sharp bang then a much lesser jolt. effectively I am one-handed for the next 14 days.


PH

 

[Murox]

Sore but not really painful. When she released the two lesions it felt like a battery shock very odd as both times it was a sharp bang then a much lesser jolt. effectively I am one-handed for the next 14 days.


PH

time to chill then.

 

[enrico]

At least you have one left to wipe your bum!!!

 

[Poly Hive]

I am grateful for that wee mercy yes.

PH

 

[Amari]

I hope they operated on the right=correct wrist.....

 

[The Poot]

I love the arrow on your forearm - all that’s missing is “cut here”

 

[Newbeeneil]

Did you get to to look into the wound and see the incisions the surgeon made to release the tunnel? My surgeon was very keen to show me!

 

[Erichalfbee]

I had a biopsy once and an F2 marked the wrong side. I did tell him. The surgeon turned up crossed the arrow out and wrote “Not here, other side” it took ages to scrub it off

 

[oliver90owner]

At least you have one left to wipe your bum!!!

Most people use paper!

 

[thorn]

I hope they operated on the right=correct wrist.....

I actually had such a case.

 

[Poly Hive]

In my late teens I was to have an operation that was rather personal. At the last minute, I was asked if I was the vasectomy. I said no and refused to enter the theatre until I had a short sharp chat with the surgeon. I was not impressed.

 

[user 20297]

In my late teens I was to have an operation that was rather personal. At the last minute, I was asked if I was the vasectomy. I said no and refused to enter the theatre until I had a short sharp chat with the surgeon. I was not impressed.

I had an operation down there a few years ago........one of the fruit was hanging significantly lower than the other; to me it was pretty obvious which one! But the surgeon reassuringly insisted on drawing an arrow on my stomach pointing down at the offending article.

 

[mbc]

Most people use paper!

Not sure that's correct world wide

 

[The Poot]

In my late teens I was to have an operation that was rather personal. At the last minute, I was asked if I was the vasectomy. I said no and refused to enter the theatre until I had a short sharp chat with the surgeon. I was not impressed.

I got as far as the hospital with my other half, to see about a vasectomy. We waited in a room with several other folks until what looked like a seven foot scrum half in scrubs burst through the door and bellowed “who’s here to be sterilised?”.
”Not me” I squeaked and quickly left the room....

 

[Poly Hive]

I have to say I am impressed with Spire as they checked who I was and what I was having done 4 times, the last time in the theatre.


PH

 

[gmonag]

Doctor: "We have bad news and good news. The bad news is we amputated the wrong leg! The good news is the other leg is getting better."

 

[Erichalfbee]

I had an operation down there a few years ago........one of the fruit was hanging significantly lower than the other; to me it was pretty obvious which one! But the surgeon reassuringly insisted on drawing an arrow on my stomach pointing down at the offending article.

Maybe not lying down?

I have to say I am impressed with Spire as they checked who I was and what I was having done 4 times, the last time in the theatre.


PH

Private then, Did they empty your pockets for your debit card?

 

[Poly Hive]

It wasn't cheap but try getting it done on the NHS. All ops here are on hold.





pH

 

[The Poot]

It wasn't cheap but try getting it done on the NHS. All ops here are on hold.





pH

But probably carried out by the same surgeon....

 

[Poly Hive]

I don't think so no, she's totally private from what I can make out.

PH