Guest guest Posted June 12, 2004 Report Share Posted June 12, 2004 Hy Cheryl, Were you also in Gent the second of June, or did you had your surface done somewhere else? Glad to hear (from more people too) that the energy issue is such a common thing. However I will start with Iron pills, Vitamine C and change my diet. Untill yesterday I was also hounted by a very awful pain in my back only when I was trying to get some sleep. Aparantly this is caused by the years I have been walking around with a stiff hip. It'll take at least a couple of months to get my back flexible again, does anyone had to deal with the same problem. I said untill yesterday because it seems to be better allready. Also, I think it will be a good idea to start exercising in a swimming pool. After how many weeks (With attention to the healing of the stitches) should it be possible to start in the pool? With regards, Mijke Mijke de Schutter ----Original Message Follows---- Is it normal to want to sleep for a good part of the day following surgery. I am 9 days post op and seem o be needing more and more sleep. I did have two blood transfusions in hospital and am taking iron tablets so hopefully isnt amaemia any more??? Yesterday i slept for about sixteen hours ??? Also do any of you experienced hippies have any tips for swelling. It is improving but I lok like I am growing an alien on one hip? The other thing is how far should I be walking for each day. The staff at the hospital are very vague and say listen to your body, take it easy, don't push it. But lots of posts on message board tell of people doing lots more than me??? Any tips will be great. Thank you Cheryl xx _________________________________________________________________ Ook een gouden buddy worden in Messenger? Go for gold! http://mobile.msn.com/?lc=nl-nl Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 14, 2004 Report Share Posted June 14, 2004 > Is it normal to want to sleep for a good part of the day following > surgery. I am 9 days post op and seem o be needing more and more > sleep. I did have two blood transfusions in hospital and am taking > iron tablets so hopefully isnt amaemia any more??? Yesterday i slept > for about sixteen hours ??? > Also do any of you experienced hippies have any tips for swelling. > It is improving but I lok like I am growing an alien on one hip? > The other thing is how far should I be walking for each day. The > staff at the hospital are very vague and say listen to your body, > take it easy, don't push it. But lots of posts on message board tell > of people doing lots more than me??? > Any tips will be great. > Thank you Cheryl xx Normal to need more sleep. Try arnica for swelling. Thought it was homeopathic mumbo jumbo but couple of patients really had good results. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 14, 2004 Report Share Posted June 14, 2004 > Is it normal to want to sleep for a good part of the day following > surgery. I am 9 days post op and seem o be needing more and more > sleep. I did have two blood transfusions in hospital and am taking > iron tablets so hopefully isnt amaemia any more??? Yesterday i slept > for about sixteen hours ??? > Also do any of you experienced hippies have any tips for swelling. > It is improving but I lok like I am growing an alien on one hip? > The other thing is how far should I be walking for each day. The > staff at the hospital are very vague and say listen to your body, > take it easy, don't push it. But lots of posts on message board tell > of people doing lots more than me??? > Any tips will be great. > Thank you Cheryl xx Normal to need more sleep. Try arnica for swelling. Thought it was homeopathic mumbo jumbo but couple of patients really had good results. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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