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Pain when walking/standing

Started by divineintervention, June 25, 2014, 09:03:59 PM

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Vicky

Quote from: mind is quiet now on June 26, 2014, 07:24:12 AM
One tip, for the first few months ware panties that are 1 size larger then normal.

Izzy

ABSOLUTELY  ---
I refuse to have a war of wits with a half armed opponent!!

Wiser now about Post Op reality!!
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dkl

Tomorrow I will be 6 weeks post op.
I had pain walking, standing or sitting for that matter while I was in recovery house. I tried to take care of it with ice, along with the normal dose of Tylenol and on occasional something a little stronger. By the time I left Montreal I was able to walk short distances without too much pain, more a constant discomfort.

For the first couple weeks home I took it pretty easy, not much walking at all. Lots of ice and rest. Over the last few weeks things have gotten better each week. Yesterday I mowed the yard (with a self propelled mower) for the third time; I was super tired last night but no pain.

Really I feel my recovery has been good. Constant discomfort but really not much pain. I did continue to take Tyenol at the same intervals as at the recovery house until last week though.

Things will get better each week, look forward to small changes each week, but changes for the better. I am still looking forward to when the rest of the sutures come out, and the remaining swelling goes down.
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Missy~rmdlm

Quote from: Donna E on June 26, 2014, 01:11:38 PM
I'm starting to think I'm crazy to be still looking forward to it in less than 2 months. Seriously, apart from EB who seems to be recovering really quickly, I don't think I have seen anyone here report on a problem free recovery, no matter who the surgeon.
I'm nowhere near calling it off but I must admit to being more and more apprehensive as I need to get back working (from home at first) very quickly.
No matter, like Jessica, I really appreciate all the inputs which help me prepare this major step under no illusions about what I'm getting myself into and thank all of you who take the time to share your experience.
Best regards.
Donna

The rate of minor complications is quite high. I counted on it. I have extensive granulation. I'm getting it taken care of sooner and later.
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