At Mi Doctor, had syrgery yesterday @11am

[coexist23 82]

THANK YOU for the details. Those of us who have not gone yet, live for details.

I wonder why some doctors use drains and some do not?

[Jesser 295]

THANK YOU for the details. Those of us who have not gone yet' date=' live for details.

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I don't know, but I actually want a drain. I want to be able to see if there's anything alarming coming out!

[fletcherette 203]

I don't know' date=' but I actually want a drain. I want to be able to see if there's anything alarming coming out![/quote']

Lol I'm the opposite, I dont want to see the drains, they are the only things that worry me about the surgery I get queasy easily. I'm worried i will pass out if I see them lol

[Kaylee 13]

It's kind of bittersweet having the drain lol. Mine was hardly collecting anything, but there were a few small blood clots in it. My mom is a nurse so she had these injectable blood thinner solutions (not positive what it was called) and injected them into our abdomens once a day. Mine still did not collect much. However, hers was full often! I think it's better to have the Fluid come out instead of staying there and swelling....but maybe she wouldn't have produced so much if it wasn't draining?!

[LaserSkinGirl 147]

So excited for you both!!!! And an earthquake! Eek!! Glad your safe and sound! Im being sleeved March 22.... Cant wait!!