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I would talk to your hematologist about your platelet levels and proceed in the most cautious way possible. This is an elective surgery and you should take your time to make sure everything is optimized.
This question is best addressed by your operating Surgeon. It would interesting to know what your platelet count was prior to your previous surgeries. 117 is too low- you may need to see a hematologist and a platelet transfusion if indicated after a workup to determine its cause.
Hello, a platelet count of 117 is not necessary a contraindication to elective surgery. However, It would be important to have a full hematology workup to understand why your platelet count is lower than usual, and to discuss this with your hematologist, family doctor and plastic surgeon.
You are below the normal low range thus you ARE NOT a candidate for elective surgery. Best to see a hematologist and obtain a reason for low platelets and a written medical clearance.
If you have bilateral inguinal hernia and incisional hernia, you should consult with general surgeon who perform hernia surgery regularly. Depending on the size of hernia, you may not need a mesh. However, if the incisional hernia is large (>5cm), repairing with mesh may be better...
Hello dear, thank you for your questions. You need to wait at least 5-6 months to see the final results of your surgery, it's normal that it's still swollen, you can contact your Plastic surgeon so he can examínate you in person just to elimínate any doubts on the presence of serosa. Good luck!
With your history a colonic hydro cleanse 3 or 4 days before the date of surgery, a low residue diet 2 days before the date of the surgery and a Fleets Enema the night before surgery would be advantageous. This is my opinion. Please do check with your surgeon if this recommendation does not go...
