Guest guest Posted February 27, 2004 Report Share Posted February 27, 2004 I too just had upper and lower done and they used two tubes as well. They were out when I woke up. I'm currently on day 9 post-op and I noticed that if my head is tilt a certain way (forward) my nose begins to run and very light blood comes out. It's kinda like a nose bleed but not... it's a very light thin blood and it runs for a couple of secs... is this normal? It doesn't happen all the time. Tommy > > > Hi everyone, > > > I've spoken to my aneathetist but because I was so nervous > during > > the > > > appointment I forgot most of the information he gave me. I was > by > > > myself and didn't write anything down, which I should have !! > > > So I have quite a few questions. My aneathetis says I'll wake up > > with > > > 2 tubes in my nose. One is to assist me with breathing and will > be > > > removed shortly after I wake up. The other one is to help with > > nausea > > > (not sure how that works ? He explained but I forgot, could it > be > > > connected to the stomach ?). Can someone please explain ? > > > He also said I won't be able to talk at first since there is > > > a " device " in my throat or could this be one of the tubes ?? And > > I'll > > > also have a catheter the first day or so. > > > He predicts I'll spend 1 or 2 days in the OCU, then I'll spend > one > > > week (up to 10 days)in hospital. Does that sound right ? I live > in > > > Australia, perhaps things are done differently over here. Most > of > > you > > > are released from hospital much sooner. I suppose it's a good > thing > > > to be in hospital longer or not ? > > > Anjake Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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