fitness Have you ever had surgery?

[Heatman]

I hate going under the knife. It's one thing I have phobia for. I never feel comfortable with it. I wouldn't say that I've had surgery before but I've had some stitches done right above my eyes.

I was in a fight when a chair was hammered on head. The impact would have blinded me if I didn't put my arm to cover my eyes. I had 8 stitches to mend the injury.

Have you ever had a surgery?

 

[Shortie]

I have had surgery twice in my life. The first time I had surgery, it was when I had my first child, I ran into complications when I was in labour and my son got stuck at 7cm dilated, it was either an emergency caesarean or we would have both lost our lives so I agreed to the caesarean.

The second time I had surgery, it was to remove my gallbladder, this was done via keyhole surgery and I was in and out on the same day but had to rest when I got home.

 

[Pete Griffin]

I had tonsils removed back when they used to do that, and my appendix burst when I was in my late teens so that got ripped out as well. I also had surgery to repair my arm when I broke it as a kid. Thankfully nothing major.

 

[Zani]

I've done an appendix surgery some years ago. It began as a minor stomach ache only to be told that I would undergo surgery after checks at the hospital. I was lucky as it was done at a time that assuming they left it for more time, it won't have been possible.

 

[MamaFrankie]

Yes. I had orthontal surgery in November 1996.

 

[Zani]

Yes. I had orthontal surgery in November 1996.

Glad that it was a success and you are doing very good right now. All the best to you.

 

[MamaFrankie]

I meant to write 'orthodontal' in that last post!

 

[Deep38]

I have had surgery twice in my life. The first time I had surgery, it was when I had my first child, I ran into complications when I was in labour and my son got stuck at 7cm dilated, it was either an emergency caesarean or we would have both lost our lives so I agreed to the caesarean.

The second time I had surgery, it was to remove my gallbladder, this was done via keyhole surgery and I was in and out on the same day but had to rest when I got home.

I haven't had surgery, but your experience sounds intense.

 

[Reelz]

I have had surgery twice in my life. The first time I had surgery, it was when I had my first child, I ran into complications when I was in labour and my son got stuck at 7cm dilated, it was either an emergency caesarean or we would have both lost our lives so I agreed to the caesarean.

The second time I had surgery, it was to remove my gallbladder, this was done via keyhole surgery and I was in and out on the same day but had to rest when I got home.

I'm happy to hear that your surgery was successful despite the complications you had. It must have been a very terrible experience for you. I haven't had any surgery and I don't want to experience it at all. I pray my health doesn't deteriorate to that level.

 

[Oshawott]

Thankfully, I have never had to undergo any surgery. But, I have had to do many surgeries because I am a doctor by profession. Rather, I was.

The problem with surgeries are, as far as I am concerned and when I am a patient is, you are given an anaesthetic and that very moment you sleep. The idea that we are going into a self induced sleep from which may never wake up (the probability is so minimal) terrifies me.

Its my perspective. Not equating with anything else please.

 

[Cpvr]

I had my gallbladder removed in my early 20’s. I also had a piece of metal removed from my chest that was a few cm’s away from hitting my heart. I got lucky. The incident happened while I was working in the oil field.

 

[Yama]

I have sludge in my gallbladder and my physician has recommended me to go through surgery 5 years ago but I have not done it yet. I have never been under a knife

 

[Kross]

I have not done any form of surgery in my life. And I pray not to have to do it. I have always tried to exercise as much as I can do as to avoid any health condition in the future that might require me going for surgery.

 

[Harsh World]

Thankfully, not.

The closest I had to surgery was getting two wisdom teeth removed.

 

[King Belieal]

I very rarely fall sick to the point of going to the hospital. I have never been admitted to a hospital before in my conscious life. Talk more of having to do surgery. My life has had a clean bill of health. And I don't think that I would ever need to go surgery.

 

[Apsara]

Thankfully no. I never even done a minor surgery, never had a knife and stitches in my body.