Guest guest Posted June 26, 2001 Report Share Posted June 26, 2001 In a message dated 6/26/01 11:48:33 AM Eastern Daylight Time, lyssais@... writes: > Of course your mileage will vary ... > Lyssa, I think it could be hormones. It should clear up now that you are pregnant. am so happy for you wow third one!!! Great going.((((HUGS)))) See you soon I hope. I'm driving now and would like to see everyone. Maybe Carla, Lori, Rayna and Dawn and anyone else would like to meet at a restaurant some time I would love to see you all. See you later Bye Norma NORMA 272/147/119 -125 RNY12/9/99 DR. 's Brig. Woman's Hernia-2) and TT DR. Randall Feb. 26, 2001 emergency Surgery, DR. Hartman, Jacques, June 14th. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 26, 2001 Report Share Posted June 26, 2001 Actually my skin is worse since surgery. I've developed dark circles under my eyes and am constantly fighting dry/oily skin .. but I " m also 30 and now pg .. but I'm 2 yrs out and I can't say my skin looks BETTER for having surgery Of course your mileage will vary ... Lyssa Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 26, 2001 Report Share Posted June 26, 2001 Actually my skin is worse since surgery. I've developed dark circles under my eyes and am constantly fighting dry/oily skin .. but I " m also 30 and now pg .. but I'm 2 yrs out and I can't say my skin looks BETTER for having surgery Of course your mileage will vary ... Lyssa Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 26, 2001 Report Share Posted June 26, 2001 Hi , I think my skin is softer mostly because its not stretched as much. I have noticed that some places are a little numb, not like no feeling just i cant always feel light touches. Mostly at the places that were stretched the most before. Beth 3/21/2000 Dr Reines -109 On Tue, 26 Jun 2001 14:50:56 -0000 " " writes: > Hey Post-Ops, > > Have any of you noticed a change in your skin since surgery? > > I attribute many of my complexion problems to my poor eating habits; > > too many greasy foods... > > Has anyone experienced a marked improvement in their skin as a > result > of the surgery and the change in lifestyle/eating habits? > > - > Pre-Op > 08/13/01 > Dr. Reines > NWH > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 26, 2001 Report Share Posted June 26, 2001 Hi , I think my skin is softer mostly because its not stretched as much. I have noticed that some places are a little numb, not like no feeling just i cant always feel light touches. Mostly at the places that were stretched the most before. Beth 3/21/2000 Dr Reines -109 On Tue, 26 Jun 2001 14:50:56 -0000 " " writes: > Hey Post-Ops, > > Have any of you noticed a change in your skin since surgery? > > I attribute many of my complexion problems to my poor eating habits; > > too many greasy foods... > > Has anyone experienced a marked improvement in their skin as a > result > of the surgery and the change in lifestyle/eating habits? > > - > Pre-Op > 08/13/01 > Dr. Reines > NWH > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 26, 2001 Report Share Posted June 26, 2001 Hi , I think my skin is softer mostly because its not stretched as much. I have noticed that some places are a little numb, not like no feeling just i cant always feel light touches. Mostly at the places that were stretched the most before. Beth 3/21/2000 Dr Reines -109 On Tue, 26 Jun 2001 14:50:56 -0000 " " writes: > Hey Post-Ops, > > Have any of you noticed a change in your skin since surgery? > > I attribute many of my complexion problems to my poor eating habits; > > too many greasy foods... > > Has anyone experienced a marked improvement in their skin as a > result > of the surgery and the change in lifestyle/eating habits? > > - > Pre-Op > 08/13/01 > Dr. Reines > NWH > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 26, 2001 Report Share Posted June 26, 2001 , I find my skin in general to be dryer now, ESPECIALLY right after surgery. Once I could drink more water, it got better, but remember... lotion is your friend! As for my face, I didn’t notice less acne until I stopped using soap, and started using a liquid cleanser. Dryness can cause acne as much as a poor diet. I think you’re right, though, that a better diet will help with acne. Does that make any sense? I’m mentally drained from work these days. - AA wrote: > Hey Post-Ops, > > Have any of you noticed a change in your skin since surgery? > > I attribute many of my complexion problems to my poor eating habits; > too many greasy foods... > > Has anyone experienced a marked improvement in their skin as a result > of the surgery and the change in lifestyle/eating habits? > > - > Pre-Op > 08/13/01 > Dr. Reines > NWH > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 26, 2001 Report Share Posted June 26, 2001 , I find my skin in general to be dryer now, ESPECIALLY right after surgery. Once I could drink more water, it got better, but remember... lotion is your friend! As for my face, I didn’t notice less acne until I stopped using soap, and started using a liquid cleanser. Dryness can cause acne as much as a poor diet. I think you’re right, though, that a better diet will help with acne. Does that make any sense? I’m mentally drained from work these days. - AA wrote: > Hey Post-Ops, > > Have any of you noticed a change in your skin since surgery? > > I attribute many of my complexion problems to my poor eating habits; > too many greasy foods... > > Has anyone experienced a marked improvement in their skin as a result > of the surgery and the change in lifestyle/eating habits? > > - > Pre-Op > 08/13/01 > Dr. Reines > NWH > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 26, 2001 Report Share Posted June 26, 2001 , I find my skin in general to be dryer now, ESPECIALLY right after surgery. Once I could drink more water, it got better, but remember... lotion is your friend! As for my face, I didn’t notice less acne until I stopped using soap, and started using a liquid cleanser. Dryness can cause acne as much as a poor diet. I think you’re right, though, that a better diet will help with acne. Does that make any sense? I’m mentally drained from work these days. - AA wrote: > Hey Post-Ops, > > Have any of you noticed a change in your skin since surgery? > > I attribute many of my complexion problems to my poor eating habits; > too many greasy foods... > > Has anyone experienced a marked improvement in their skin as a result > of the surgery and the change in lifestyle/eating habits? > > - > Pre-Op > 08/13/01 > Dr. Reines > NWH > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 26, 2001 Report Share Posted June 26, 2001 Me! Me! I've always been very pale (sorta deathly I think), not many blemishes, but prior to losing weight, I didn't experience things like oily/dry/combo as much as now. Now I have a " T " zone big time (I'm talking CAPITAL " T " ), and when I get a zit, it looks like a freaking tumor! I have also noticed my under eyes looking darker than normal, but I blame that on my lack of " fat " in my face. Another thing are those damn capillary vein things that make you look sorta " spotted " around the cheeks...anyone else experience those? Dawn ps...I eat MUCH better now, so maybe my skin is in shock or something?? just wondering Hey Post-Ops, Have any of you noticed a change in your skin since surgery? I attribute many of my complexion problems to my poor eating habits; too many greasy foods... Has anyone experienced a marked improvement in their skin as a result of the surgery and the change in lifestyle/eating habits? - Pre-Op 08/13/01 Dr. Reines NWH Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 26, 2001 Report Share Posted June 26, 2001 Hi , While a better diet can help skin in general, greasy foods, chocolate, etc do not cause acne. (As a long-term acne sufferer I've been to enough dermatologists that I can attest to it) Hormonal changes however affect your skin bigtime! Though I'm not sure exactly how, morbidly obese women often have hormonal problems (which is why sometimes they suffer from infertility issues, and after surgery can get pregnant easier). The resolution of these hormonal issues can often cause the skin to clear up. I've noticed an improvement in my acne since losing weight. Now I get flare ups when aunt flo comes for her monthly visit, but other than that it's nothing like it used to be. wrote: > Hey Post-Ops, > > Have any of you noticed a change in your skin since surgery? > > I attribute many of my complexion problems to my poor eating habits; > too many greasy foods... > > Has anyone experienced a marked improvement in their skin as a result > of the surgery and the change in lifestyle/eating habits? > > - > Pre-Op > 08/13/01 > Dr. Reines > NWH > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 26, 2001 Report Share Posted June 26, 2001 Hi , While a better diet can help skin in general, greasy foods, chocolate, etc do not cause acne. (As a long-term acne sufferer I've been to enough dermatologists that I can attest to it) Hormonal changes however affect your skin bigtime! Though I'm not sure exactly how, morbidly obese women often have hormonal problems (which is why sometimes they suffer from infertility issues, and after surgery can get pregnant easier). The resolution of these hormonal issues can often cause the skin to clear up. I've noticed an improvement in my acne since losing weight. Now I get flare ups when aunt flo comes for her monthly visit, but other than that it's nothing like it used to be. wrote: > Hey Post-Ops, > > Have any of you noticed a change in your skin since surgery? > > I attribute many of my complexion problems to my poor eating habits; > too many greasy foods... > > Has anyone experienced a marked improvement in their skin as a result > of the surgery and the change in lifestyle/eating habits? > > - > Pre-Op > 08/13/01 > Dr. Reines > NWH > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 26, 2001 Report Share Posted June 26, 2001 Hi , While a better diet can help skin in general, greasy foods, chocolate, etc do not cause acne. (As a long-term acne sufferer I've been to enough dermatologists that I can attest to it) Hormonal changes however affect your skin bigtime! Though I'm not sure exactly how, morbidly obese women often have hormonal problems (which is why sometimes they suffer from infertility issues, and after surgery can get pregnant easier). The resolution of these hormonal issues can often cause the skin to clear up. I've noticed an improvement in my acne since losing weight. Now I get flare ups when aunt flo comes for her monthly visit, but other than that it's nothing like it used to be. wrote: > Hey Post-Ops, > > Have any of you noticed a change in your skin since surgery? > > I attribute many of my complexion problems to my poor eating habits; > too many greasy foods... > > Has anyone experienced a marked improvement in their skin as a result > of the surgery and the change in lifestyle/eating habits? > > - > Pre-Op > 08/13/01 > Dr. Reines > NWH > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 26, 2001 Report Share Posted June 26, 2001 wrote: >>I've noticed an improvement in my acne >>since losing weight. Now I get flare ups >>when aunt flo comes for her monthly visit, >>but other than that it's nothing like it >>used to be. That's very nice that your family is so close that your Aunt comes to visit you every month. You should be proud to have an Aunt so close to you like that. Oh....wait....do you mean....oh, nevermind. ;-) Jeff....T-Minus 57 hours and still as perverted as ever ~If women can have PMS, then men can have ESPN.~ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 26, 2001 Report Share Posted June 26, 2001 wrote: >>I've noticed an improvement in my acne >>since losing weight. Now I get flare ups >>when aunt flo comes for her monthly visit, >>but other than that it's nothing like it >>used to be. That's very nice that your family is so close that your Aunt comes to visit you every month. You should be proud to have an Aunt so close to you like that. Oh....wait....do you mean....oh, nevermind. ;-) Jeff....T-Minus 57 hours and still as perverted as ever ~If women can have PMS, then men can have ESPN.~ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 27, 2001 Report Share Posted June 27, 2001 DEAR NORMA I DID NOT KNOW THAT YOU HAD ANOTHER SURGERY. I ONLY KNOW ABOUT THE HERNIA AND TUMMY TUCK. IS THAT WHAT YOU MEAN? I WOULD LOVE TO MEET FOR LUNCH. HOW ABOUT SALEM NH. I LIVE IN PELHAM AND WE COULD HAVE A POOL PARTY AT MY HOUSE. JUST BRING TOWELS AND YOUR HAPPY FACES. PLEASE LET ME KNOW WHO IS INTERESTED. THEN WE CAN COME UP WITH A DATE. LOVE RAYNA Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 27, 2001 Report Share Posted June 27, 2001 DEAR NORMA I DID NOT KNOW THAT YOU HAD ANOTHER SURGERY. I ONLY KNOW ABOUT THE HERNIA AND TUMMY TUCK. IS THAT WHAT YOU MEAN? I WOULD LOVE TO MEET FOR LUNCH. HOW ABOUT SALEM NH. I LIVE IN PELHAM AND WE COULD HAVE A POOL PARTY AT MY HOUSE. JUST BRING TOWELS AND YOUR HAPPY FACES. PLEASE LET ME KNOW WHO IS INTERESTED. THEN WE CAN COME UP WITH A DATE. LOVE RAYNA Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 28, 2003 Report Share Posted June 28, 2003 Hi, You've been through a lot for a young person. I hope you feel better quickly. At Day 4 your swelling is peaking. It should slowly start to recede and by day 7-8 will be noticeably better. The two week mark is when you feel almost human again. Are you wired? banded? Do you have a splint? I was banded but could get a baby toothbrush in a few days after surgery. You can swish with some salty water if you'd like. Don't use any mouthwash with alcohol in it. Are you getting enough to eat and drink? Be sure to stay hydrated. Lots of water helps with the swelling, too. Hope this helps. Let me know what other questions you have. Take care, Cheryl Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 28, 2003 Report Share Posted June 28, 2003 Hi, You've been through a lot for a young person. I hope you feel better quickly. At Day 4 your swelling is peaking. It should slowly start to recede and by day 7-8 will be noticeably better. The two week mark is when you feel almost human again. Are you wired? banded? Do you have a splint? I was banded but could get a baby toothbrush in a few days after surgery. You can swish with some salty water if you'd like. Don't use any mouthwash with alcohol in it. Are you getting enough to eat and drink? Be sure to stay hydrated. Lots of water helps with the swelling, too. Hope this helps. Let me know what other questions you have. Take care, Cheryl Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 28, 2003 Report Share Posted June 28, 2003 Hi, You've been through a lot for a young person. I hope you feel better quickly. At Day 4 your swelling is peaking. It should slowly start to recede and by day 7-8 will be noticeably better. The two week mark is when you feel almost human again. Are you wired? banded? Do you have a splint? I was banded but could get a baby toothbrush in a few days after surgery. You can swish with some salty water if you'd like. Don't use any mouthwash with alcohol in it. Are you getting enough to eat and drink? Be sure to stay hydrated. Lots of water helps with the swelling, too. Hope this helps. Let me know what other questions you have. Take care, Cheryl Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 28, 2003 Report Share Posted June 28, 2003 Thanks for answering. I wasnt sure how fast this message gorup would take. Anyways, now that you have told me..i cannot wait until the 2- week mark. I can't eat ...but i have been drinking a little. I know that i should drink more because i DONT want to go back into the hospital for dehydration, but...ugh, i really do hate drinking stuff. The only thing that I drank before the surgery was water...now i have to drink sodas and fruity drinks...and normally, they arent too bad, but since they are being forced on me..i really hate them. I really want to start drinking atleast 1 cup of something every hour...currently i'm not even doing that. Maybe 1 cup every 3 hours. Anyways, im not splinted, wired, or banded..just screwed, lol. That sounds funny, but i have 4 screws in me i think...but nothing else. SO i guess i'm lucky in that way. Whew, thanks for telling me not to use mouthwash with alcohol in it...because i was thinking about doing so. Anyways, i dont think that ih ave any other questions...except about the Thrush thing that i saw in somebody elses entry. Is that common? And ist there a specific antibiotic that causes it..or is it all kinds? Woo...i cant wait until the 2 week mark Kendall > Hi, > > You've been through a lot for a young person. I hope you feel better > quickly. > > At Day 4 your swelling is peaking. It should slowly start to recede > and by day 7-8 will be noticeably better. The two week mark is when > you feel almost human again. > > Are you wired? banded? Do you have a splint? I was banded but could > get a baby toothbrush in a few days after surgery. You can swish > with some salty water if you'd like. Don't use any mouthwash with > alcohol in it. > > Are you getting enough to eat and drink? Be sure to stay hydrated. > Lots of water helps with the swelling, too. > > Hope this helps. Let me know what other questions you have. > > Take care, > > Cheryl Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 28, 2003 Report Share Posted June 28, 2003 Thanks for answering. I wasnt sure how fast this message gorup would take. Anyways, now that you have told me..i cannot wait until the 2- week mark. I can't eat ...but i have been drinking a little. I know that i should drink more because i DONT want to go back into the hospital for dehydration, but...ugh, i really do hate drinking stuff. The only thing that I drank before the surgery was water...now i have to drink sodas and fruity drinks...and normally, they arent too bad, but since they are being forced on me..i really hate them. I really want to start drinking atleast 1 cup of something every hour...currently i'm not even doing that. Maybe 1 cup every 3 hours. Anyways, im not splinted, wired, or banded..just screwed, lol. That sounds funny, but i have 4 screws in me i think...but nothing else. SO i guess i'm lucky in that way. Whew, thanks for telling me not to use mouthwash with alcohol in it...because i was thinking about doing so. Anyways, i dont think that ih ave any other questions...except about the Thrush thing that i saw in somebody elses entry. Is that common? And ist there a specific antibiotic that causes it..or is it all kinds? Woo...i cant wait until the 2 week mark Kendall > Hi, > > You've been through a lot for a young person. I hope you feel better > quickly. > > At Day 4 your swelling is peaking. It should slowly start to recede > and by day 7-8 will be noticeably better. The two week mark is when > you feel almost human again. > > Are you wired? banded? Do you have a splint? I was banded but could > get a baby toothbrush in a few days after surgery. You can swish > with some salty water if you'd like. Don't use any mouthwash with > alcohol in it. > > Are you getting enough to eat and drink? Be sure to stay hydrated. > Lots of water helps with the swelling, too. > > Hope this helps. Let me know what other questions you have. > > Take care, > > Cheryl Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 28, 2003 Report Share Posted June 28, 2003 Thanks for answering. I wasnt sure how fast this message gorup would take. Anyways, now that you have told me..i cannot wait until the 2- week mark. I can't eat ...but i have been drinking a little. I know that i should drink more because i DONT want to go back into the hospital for dehydration, but...ugh, i really do hate drinking stuff. The only thing that I drank before the surgery was water...now i have to drink sodas and fruity drinks...and normally, they arent too bad, but since they are being forced on me..i really hate them. I really want to start drinking atleast 1 cup of something every hour...currently i'm not even doing that. Maybe 1 cup every 3 hours. Anyways, im not splinted, wired, or banded..just screwed, lol. That sounds funny, but i have 4 screws in me i think...but nothing else. SO i guess i'm lucky in that way. Whew, thanks for telling me not to use mouthwash with alcohol in it...because i was thinking about doing so. Anyways, i dont think that ih ave any other questions...except about the Thrush thing that i saw in somebody elses entry. Is that common? And ist there a specific antibiotic that causes it..or is it all kinds? Woo...i cant wait until the 2 week mark Kendall > Hi, > > You've been through a lot for a young person. I hope you feel better > quickly. > > At Day 4 your swelling is peaking. It should slowly start to recede > and by day 7-8 will be noticeably better. The two week mark is when > you feel almost human again. > > Are you wired? banded? Do you have a splint? I was banded but could > get a baby toothbrush in a few days after surgery. You can swish > with some salty water if you'd like. Don't use any mouthwash with > alcohol in it. > > Are you getting enough to eat and drink? Be sure to stay hydrated. > Lots of water helps with the swelling, too. > > Hope this helps. Let me know what other questions you have. > > Take care, > > Cheryl Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 28, 2003 Report Share Posted June 28, 2003 Hi, i also had lower moved forward due to an overbite, and not banded, wired etc- just screwed too! I am now at 8 day mark and my swelling has really gone down. It went down mostly at about day 6. I am still swollen but just look like i have a 'fat' face- not like the Nutty Professor which i used to. I even went in public! I was ok eating- my mum got me a baby spoon which i could just fit through my teeth and was eating soups, baby pasta, blended mashed potato and carrot with honey (yum try it!) and even really small cut up chicken which i didnt chew but just swallowed! I was also talking alot from day 1- i think that helps a little, just so your mouth gets used to moving a bit and so it is easier when it comes to eating time. The mouth wash my surgeon gave me has alcohol in it, so i'm not sure you should worry too much- it really helps to keep the stiches clean and breath better. I have also been brushing with a baby toothbrush which helps with breath and makes you feel cleaner! I was the one who posted about thrush, i just got some stuff from the chemist an in 1 day its almost gone. Look in the leaflet in the antibiotic box- thats where it said the side effects (which included thrush) but i am in australia so it may be different. Hang in- in a couple of days you will feel 300% better- trust me i know- day 4/5 was my worst 2 days, and then the next day i felt perfect (well not perfect- but heaps better) good luck ask anymore questions, because i've probably just been through it a couple of days before you! jaimi > Thanks for answering. I wasnt sure how fast this message gorup would > take. Anyways, now that you have told me..i cannot wait until the 2- > week mark. I can't eat ...but i have been drinking a little. I know > that i should drink more because i DONT want to go back into the > hospital for dehydration, but...ugh, i really do hate drinking > stuff. The only thing that I drank before the surgery was > water...now i have to drink sodas and fruity drinks...and normally, > they arent too bad, but since they are being forced on me..i really > hate them. I really want to start drinking atleast 1 cup of > something every hour...currently i'm not even doing that. Maybe 1 > cup every 3 hours. > > Anyways, im not splinted, wired, or banded..just screwed, lol. That > sounds funny, but i have 4 screws in me i think...but nothing else. > SO i guess i'm lucky in that way. Whew, thanks for telling me not to > use mouthwash with alcohol in it...because i was thinking about doing > so. > > Anyways, i dont think that ih ave any other questions...except about > the Thrush thing that i saw in somebody elses entry. Is that > common? And ist there a specific antibiotic that causes it..or is it > all kinds? Woo...i cant wait until the 2 week mark Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 28, 2003 Report Share Posted June 28, 2003 Hi, i also had lower moved forward due to an overbite, and not banded, wired etc- just screwed too! I am now at 8 day mark and my swelling has really gone down. It went down mostly at about day 6. I am still swollen but just look like i have a 'fat' face- not like the Nutty Professor which i used to. I even went in public! I was ok eating- my mum got me a baby spoon which i could just fit through my teeth and was eating soups, baby pasta, blended mashed potato and carrot with honey (yum try it!) and even really small cut up chicken which i didnt chew but just swallowed! I was also talking alot from day 1- i think that helps a little, just so your mouth gets used to moving a bit and so it is easier when it comes to eating time. The mouth wash my surgeon gave me has alcohol in it, so i'm not sure you should worry too much- it really helps to keep the stiches clean and breath better. I have also been brushing with a baby toothbrush which helps with breath and makes you feel cleaner! I was the one who posted about thrush, i just got some stuff from the chemist an in 1 day its almost gone. Look in the leaflet in the antibiotic box- thats where it said the side effects (which included thrush) but i am in australia so it may be different. Hang in- in a couple of days you will feel 300% better- trust me i know- day 4/5 was my worst 2 days, and then the next day i felt perfect (well not perfect- but heaps better) good luck ask anymore questions, because i've probably just been through it a couple of days before you! jaimi > Thanks for answering. I wasnt sure how fast this message gorup would > take. Anyways, now that you have told me..i cannot wait until the 2- > week mark. I can't eat ...but i have been drinking a little. I know > that i should drink more because i DONT want to go back into the > hospital for dehydration, but...ugh, i really do hate drinking > stuff. The only thing that I drank before the surgery was > water...now i have to drink sodas and fruity drinks...and normally, > they arent too bad, but since they are being forced on me..i really > hate them. I really want to start drinking atleast 1 cup of > something every hour...currently i'm not even doing that. Maybe 1 > cup every 3 hours. > > Anyways, im not splinted, wired, or banded..just screwed, lol. That > sounds funny, but i have 4 screws in me i think...but nothing else. > SO i guess i'm lucky in that way. Whew, thanks for telling me not to > use mouthwash with alcohol in it...because i was thinking about doing > so. > > Anyways, i dont think that ih ave any other questions...except about > the Thrush thing that i saw in somebody elses entry. Is that > common? And ist there a specific antibiotic that causes it..or is it > all kinds? Woo...i cant wait until the 2 week mark Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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