Pain after Biopsy ? for two or three days ? is this normal
Don. { aka } DonWayne
fatigue, total lack of energy and being so bummed out that I
completely forgot an appointment that I have the same day every week
at the same time.
There is no swelling or any infection that I can see on the out side
but it's like I can still feel the spot on my liver that was poked. no
other abdominal pains to speak of except if i breath in to hard and
deep.
Any way I get my results on the 24th of Dec. and should know then when
I will start my treatment.
Thip
antidepressants? I'm no doctor but those sides sound more like some serious
depression than anything physical.
"Don. { aka } DonWayne" <fatF...@Freakbrothers.Pot> wrote in message
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FatF...@freakbrothers.pot
Ya I'm battling depression, have been for the last two years and have
been somewhat steady on the same meds, but this was really differant
than what I normally go through.
Oh ! maybe it's just all in my head.
Char
I had pains for weeks, mostly where the poke was but also in other
places on my liver. It was worse when I breathed hard too. Welcome to
the club!
Char
Thip
*sounds* like a siege of really major depression, but he's the expert. I've
never heard of that reaction before.
"Don. { aka } DonWayne" <fatF...@Freakbrothers.Pot> wrote in message
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Kozure Ookami
Dealing with a serious disease like hepC tends to be somewhat
depressing. Plus anxiety and fear over possible results. I say
congratulations on getting going on dealing with this. A little pain
after a biopsy is normal. Anxiety also. Good luck with the results.
dBo
itself for some time afterward, I really can't remember how long, but
yes there was pain and tenderness...it was not extreme pain, more like
discomfort I suppose. I don't remember any other symptons after the
biopsy, but it has been four years since then.....Depression, on the
other hand, I have a lot of experience with, haha!
If you have problems now with remembering an appointment that is a
weekly affair for you, you had best get organized prior to starting
treatment. I couldn't remember my pin number for my bank card, my pin
number for my phone messages etc, to say nothing of why I had gone
from one room to another after a certain point in Treatment.
Do you have a support system in place? Others who are there around you
on a daily basis? Makes a big difference!
Sending positive thoughts towards Dec 24.....
Paul
<fatF...@Freakbrothers.Pot>, in message ID
<5gkmh5lqopmcmqa5h...@4ax.com>, in the newsgroup
alt.support.hepatitis-c wrote:
I've heard sometimes people get some pain afterwards. Mine was
slightly tender for a couple of days but no issue really. I took a
couple of days off work because I'm a manual worker but that was more
as a "just in case" measure because of the slight risk of bleeding
starting inside.
The biggest problem I had after the biopsy was just as i left the
hospital premises. I was walking to my friend's house because they
wanted me with someone for a few hours afterwards. Some kid was
riding his bicycle along the footpath - straight at my right hand
side. Of course the instant reflex kicked in as I protected myself
and the poor lad went flying. Thankfully we were both OK. I did tell
him that I had just had some minor surgery in the hospital and was
just protecting it - in case he thought I was a total arsehole.
Typical isn't it? The only time in my life that I was hit by a
bicycle and it was a few hours after a biopsy :-) . I took the
impact on my arms though as I saw it coming.