Expert surgeons tend to think that more problems should be solved via surgery than doctors who aren’t surgeons.
Before getting surgery you should always talk with a doctor who knows something about the kind of illness you are having who isn’t a surgeon.
After the operation is done doctors will ask you if everything is alright with you. If you try to understand what the operation involved you will give your doctor answers that are likely to be more informative than if you just try to place all responsibility onto another person.
Especially if you feel something that’s not normal for the type of operation that you get, it important to be confident that you perceive something that’s worth bringing to the attention of your doctor.
Having had big operations (one with 8 weeks of hospitalisation and one with 3 weeks) myself I think not taking enough for myself in those context was one of the worst decisions I made in my life. But then I was young and stupid about how the world works at the time.
Expert surgeons tend to think that more problems should be solved via surgery than doctors who aren’t surgeons. Before getting surgery you should always talk with a doctor who knows something about the kind of illness you are having who isn’t a surgeon.
After the operation is done doctors will ask you if everything is alright with you. If you try to understand what the operation involved you will give your doctor answers that are likely to be more informative than if you just try to place all responsibility onto another person.
Especially if you feel something that’s not normal for the type of operation that you get, it important to be confident that you perceive something that’s worth bringing to the attention of your doctor.
Having had big operations (one with 8 weeks of hospitalisation and one with 3 weeks) myself I think not taking enough for myself in those context was one of the worst decisions I made in my life. But then I was young and stupid about how the world works at the time.