Stan H
Well-Known Member
I certainly can feel your frustration, ypu obviously have always been a man on the go . Tough to just sit.Update:
The first person in the room was the doctor's assistant an ARNP.
She said that generally they'd rather see leakage of CSF instead of fluids due to infection.
The doc came in and they were sort of like "are you sure" on the pain meds (I'm off all of them) and he reiterated - don't lean over! And don't "strain"...........
I've been leaning over, even head down, and sometimes lifting, opening jars for my wife - well, back to mirilax as well LOL
I thought that was just for the first month - nope - a lot longer than that.
He said my scalp would feel like it was numb or tingling or even crawling for a long time yet as nerves healed and things got reattached and healed. Even the large lump on the right rear of my scalp - he said over the months it will get better, but there's a large connector in there where the electrode wires attached to the others. So there will always be a "watch out for this area" when combing and getting hair cuts (so they don't snag it with anything like a trimmer)
He said that the pin hole the leakage was coming from appears to have sealed itself over since yesterday. No leaks since last night.
I'm to take a picture of that area, a close-up, in a week, and send it to him.
IF it doesn't close up and seal - it means they open that area, flush it out and re-stitch it. But he doesn't think that will be necessary at this point and "give it more time"
In the meantime, I guess back to not doing anything!
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