I assume you meant to ask, "how many days should you wait before traveling after having an appendectomy"? As soon as the patient feels up to it. There is no magical time frame. You should not travel if running a temperature 101 or greater as this may indicate an infection of some sort. If you feel ok, it's ok. I've been a Physician Assistant for over twenty years and would not hesitate to tell my patients the same.
The average length of stay after an appendectomy is 1 to 2 days. If the surgery is routine with no complications then normal discharge is 2 days after the surgery.
Depends on type. If no complications then abdominal 4-6 days. If laproscopic then 1-2 days but some people have been known to be discharged same day or next day.
No, you would be dead if you appendix ruptured.
Yes, you can. The procedure to have your appendix taken out does not affect the reproductive organs.
that pain is usually a sign that you have appendicitis. that mean that your appendix is ready to be removed because it no longer is able to use. once you get a pain is the same spot but in the right side that means your appendix is getting ready to burst. GET SURGERY RIGHT AWAY!
yes chase utley has surgery on his right hip. he is recovering fine and thinks he's gonna be able to be there for opening day
Your insurance wouldn't be affected. However, you wouldn't be able to drive until your doctor says you have recovered enough to drive a car.
That's a moral and social judgement. Ideally one or both parents should be somewhere close, to be able to comfort the child when the child wakes up after surgery.
It is not advisable to scuba dive after having lleoanal Anastomosis surgery. Any type of outdoor activity should be cleared with a medical professional after a medical procedure is performed.
Yes. It takes 6 - 8 weeks to heal completely from and appendectomy, but you will be able to get around pretty good, and won't be having any pain after just a week or two.
His appendix was ruptured and he thought at first it was a really bad stomache ache. But he called his friend and convinced him to go to the hospital. The doctors ran a few minor test then took him into surgery right way. The surgery lasted about an hour. He went into the hospital two days after Nwe Years Eve, and was able to leave the hospital on January 5th.
You should ask your doctor and surgeon about the risks well before you have the surgery. Don't wait until you are at the facility to have the procedure to ask. Also, look up the procedure online. You do not specify what type of elective surgery you are having, but you should be able to research the condition and surgery online to find out about the risks.
Small laptops, such as netbooks, are great for travel as they can fit easily within any bag and are able to be carried on to any plane without having to check it.
Unfortunately, maybe never. I have had the surgery five times, and I was able to smell for about 5 minutes, after my third surgery. It is a learned behavior, so it's a "use it, or lose it" kind of thing. I haven't been able to taste or smell in about 35 years.