RE: Re: Yellow bruising

May 24, 2005

C .. i had a lower done almost 2 weeks ago and i've been treating my body

the best i can to speed up the healing process. taking lots of fluids,

icing then heating after 5 days, and getting as many calories as i possibly

can. from what i know, it's just lymph fluids draining from the site of

trauma. . i was pretty relieved to see the bruising as i know how my body is

coping with the surgery. it's supposed to go away. i just recommend being

active to keep the blood circulation going and getting heat to the site of

injury to help the circulation on its way. have no fear

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<br><br><br> & gt;From: ceast36532

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orthognathicsurgerysupport <br> & gt;Subject: [Orthognathic

Surgery Support ] Re: Yellow bruising<br> & gt;Date: Mon, 23 May 2005

23:18:23 -0000<br> & gt;<br> & gt;Luna, it's not at all unusual, as time goes

by.<br> & gt;<br> & gt;C.<br> & gt;<br> & gt; & gt; Derrick, have

you tried rinsing with Gly-Oxide? It's a rinse available<br> & gt; & gt; at

drugstores that gets foamy and eats away the icky stuff. I suspect<br> & gt;

& gt; it's closely related to hydrogen peroxide, which would probably

do<br> & gt; & gt; just as well in a pinch.<br> & gt; & gt;<br> & gt; & gt; Also,

just curious about the bruising and yellow tinge -- did you have<br> & gt;

& gt; upper, lower or both? I've just never heard of this and am

wondering<br> & gt; & gt; if it's something I'll have.<br> & gt; & gt;<br> & gt;

& gt; Luna<br> & gt;<br> & gt;<br>

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