Re: what can I expect after surgery?

[Guest guest]

MK,

I believe Dr. Feng does offer the pain pump if requested, but I think

there's a fee.

Right after my surgery, I requested a prescription for pain meds, but

Dr. Feng didn't want to write me a script because she wanted to see

how I made out without them. Well, once the nerve block wore off a

few hours later, I called her office and she wrote a presription - it

was in the Percocet family, I believe. I didn't need a ton of them,

for the first 24 hours I did take two pills every four to six hours,

but then over the next few days I needed less and less. I had surgery

on Monday, and by Thursday I didn't need them at all, not even Tylenol.

Sis

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> Someone in a post had mentioned a pain pump. Is that an option here?

> I am also wondering what to expect from dr fend as far as meds. Also

> how long we will have to stay.

>

> thanks for the heads-up about the hotel. It will be

> perfect!! And did already saw one of the markets. Any other neat

> areas that you and Randy found while you were here??

>

> Hugs, mk

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the heads up. I am just so nervous. I am hoping that

since I am having them out it will be less painful than the original

implant surgery.

Hugs, MK

> >

> > Someone in a post had mentioned a pain pump. Is that an option

here?

> > I am also wondering what to expect from dr fend as far as meds.

Also

> > how long we will have to stay.

> >

> > thanks for the heads-up about the hotel. It will be

> > perfect!! And did already saw one of the markets. Any other

neat

> > areas that you and Randy found while you were here??

> >

> > Hugs, mk

> >

>