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  1. Posts : 8,679
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       #521

    The Howling Wolves said:
    Are the "barley's" caused from checking out all the girls at school or from wood splinters from looking
    through peep holes? hehehehe
    I never got them as I wear glasses...
    Haha... I don't know why it was caused...

    Punkster said:
    OHHH! i had one of those like 12 years ago.

    The doctor removed it in 20mins or less, can't remember, i was barely 10yrs old at that time. It's an ambulatory operation, so i guess you have nothing to worry about!

    Tell the doctor to assign you a hot nurse at least you'll distract your other eye
    Yes,I'm not worried about that. And for "that",I'll have it on my mind.
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  2. Posts : 6,349
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       #522

    Sometimes the eye lash gets in grown or the eye lash folicle gets plugged.

    I get one occasionally but they heal in a week or so.

    Sometimes they just won't heal properly.

    Good luck it shouldn't be a big deal.
    Make sure to get your lollipop when they are done.

    Mike
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  3. Posts : 8,679
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       #523

    Thanks Mike !
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  4. Posts : 6,349
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       #524

    Punkster said:
    Hahaha yeah.. i had a hot nurse assigned in my latest surgery, but i didn't enjoy it.

    At least you'll have her in your face.. i had mine in my...... well.. LOL!
    It could have been worse.

    The nurse could have been .

    Now that would have been embarassing!!!
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       #525

    Dennis

    Liver is enlarged. All the liver panel blood tests check good.

    So it is inflammed but functioning properly.

    Might be left over from pneumonia and the antibiotics triggered it.

    Considering the strain my liver is on from the other 10 medicines I take everyday.

    Hemoglobin is maintaining so far this week. Recheck tomorrow morning.

    Also the blood tests they did last Friday came back.
    Almost all RBC's destroyed are smashed so it is my mechanical mitral valve.

    The liver just adds to the problem or is a side effect on the RBC count.

    Changing the mitral valve to a pig valve would help the RBC count to go normal if I survived the surgery.

    Cardio docs still say that is a REALLY bad idea. Three different ones now.

    They may have a point.
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       #526

    Punkster

    I figured by now you would get a laugh about it.
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       #527

    Doctor ordered another liver panel to go with CBC and Iron tomorrow.

    If liver panel looks good and CBC is decent keep an eye on it and see if hemoglobin stays up.

    A blood specialist isn't going to help.
    I'm making more than enough RBC's for a normal person just not enough to out pace the valve destroying them.

    Catch-22
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       #528

    Mike,
    Are some of those 10(+ or -) meds counter-productive with the valve/transfusions?
    I am sure you are not the only person experiencing this problem so you might want to check websites for mitral valve forums where you can read what others are experiencing.
    I do that for Donna and the type of infusion she is on.

    Just a thought Mike! Just a thought.
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  9. Posts : 6,349
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       #529

    Under blood damage.> Artificial heart valve - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
    Mechanical heart valves can also cause hemolytic anemia with hemolysis of the red blood cells as they pass through the valve.
    Hemolytic anemia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    The RBC's being destroyed has been occuring since the first valve installed in 1988.
    I made more than enough RBC's to replace the destroyed ones.

    As I have gotten older as everyone does production has decreased but still more than a normal person without a mechanical valve needs....

    ...but not enough for someone with a mechanical valve.
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  10. Posts : 53,363
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       #530

    StalkeR said:
    Today I was at hospital,and the doctor schedules me operation for my eye lid on Wednesday,21st.
    Tell the nurse to keep an eye out for you :) Sure it will go fine.


    Punkster said:
    Today, well... 5mins ago, i got a call from the electronics store that wanted me for the Sales Consultant job, they want to see me today @ 4:30pm

    The manager told me to go there today and that they have an offer for me. They know my schedule in college, so i guess it's not going to interfere!

    Boshko, is something wrong with your eye? hope everything goes just fine!
    Congrats Punkster, hope it all works out for you.

    Hopalong X said:
    Dennis

    Liver is enlarged. All the liver panel blood tests check good.

    So it is inflammed but functioning properly.

    Might be left over from pneumonia and the antibiotics triggered it.

    Considering the strain my liver is on from the other 10 medicines I take everyday.

    Hemoglobin is maintaining so far this week. Recheck tomorrow morning.

    Also the blood tests they did last Friday came back.
    Almost all RBC's destroyed are smashed so it is my mechanical mitral valve.

    The liver just adds to the problem or is a side effect on the RBC count.

    Changing the mitral valve to a pig valve would help the RBC count to go normal if I survived the surgery.

    Cardio docs still say that is a REALLY bad idea. Three different ones now.

    They may have a point.
    Mike, quite an ordeal, I sure hope you are back to "normal" soon


    Tomorrow 9/16 I go under the laser myself. Having LASIK eye surgery, More precisely Bladeless Custom Wavefront LASIK. Doing only the left eye as the right is almost 20/20. Left eye been slacking for years, so going to make it do 1/2 the work from now on. Not worried so much as anxious, as I know exactly what the procedure entails. May not be on at all tomorrow, even though my right eye will be unchanged. Imagine, me not posting for a whole day

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