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Hi Maddie

Probably good advice, thanks! Just, things like yawning and sneezing

and trying to talk keep getting in the way is all!

But I talked to my OS about the noises and he says it's normal, so I

guess I just have to deal with it being kinda unnerving!

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> >

> > Hi everyone

> > So, I made it through! I had upper/lower/genio and my wisdom

teeth

> > out on friday, and, it hasn't been that bad. I stayed in the

> > hospital two nights (they would have let me out after one but I

> > wanted to stay another, just in case), and really, the worst

> moments

> > were with the IV (they had a lot of problems getting it in, and

> later

> > it fell out of the vein which was pretty painful) and throwing up

> > right after surgery (not so terrible, but kinda scary until I

> > realized I wasn't going to choke and die lol). I guess I ended

up

> > getting pretty dehydrated from not drinking enough too, because

at

> my

> > post-op appointment yesterday I almost fainted when they tried to

> > take an x-ray, and they had to hook me up to an IV again for

about

> an

> > hour. But, since then, I've learned my lesson, and I've been

> feeling

> > a lot better.

> > The only thing is...when I swallow, or open my mouth even a

little

> > (I'm banded and can manage maybe 3 mm), I hear this creaking and

> tiny

> > pops from the joint or along the lower jaw or palate...has anyone

> > else experienced this? My surgeon took a look right after

surgery,

> > and said it was probably ok, but I didn't get a chance to follow

up

> > on it with him yesterday because of the whole fainting fiasco.

> > Anyhow, let me know if this seems normal!!

> > Thanks

> > -

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