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First day home after surgery.

First day wasn't too bad. Just one of the areas near an incision is sensitive to touch. Just the T-shirt flowing across the area. Can't say I'm big on pain killers, but have been taking a bit just not the full dose. Spoke with the nurse and she said that was a good compromise. The painkiller leaves me thirsty and feeling dehydrated.

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If it is on your left side that is where I was told they put the instruments in. They also told me that some people have such pain that they go back in to the Dr to get a Lidocaine shot. Mine didn't seem to need that. I'm glad everything is going good for you. Each day makes you feel better as you go along.

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