34 and 34 K - Atlanta, GA

I choose to get a breast reduction this year because I could no longer handle the weight of them. I've had large breast since the 5th grade. Big busted for 24 years! They have been the source of stares, jokes, and admiration (wanted and unwanted).
I've always thought about getting a breast reduction but was scared of the scarring and surgery in general. My healing is not going well. I am bleeding through my clothes, I'm in a lot of pain having shakes, fevers and night sweats. The Dr minimizes my concerns and tries to make me feel like I am over reacting. She's told me not to go to the emergency room. She just keeps dragging me into her office every day with no clear explanation of what's going on. Something is wrong this just can't be a normal recovery process. I would appreciate feed back from others to gage if I'm in bad hands with my surgeon or if this is part of the normal healing process.

Yes, we're seeking other care options because something is not right with Dr Kavali's approach to preventative care. She continues to minimize the severity of the situation and waits for things to get worse before she takes action. My best friend came with me today and we had to ask until we were "blue in face" for wound care and/or preventive care options and she kept insisting that it was fine and we should just wait until Monday to come in the office. Stating that the ER would not know how to care for this. We kept insisting on more services to address this and she finally agreed to seek wound care services and is sending me in for an ultrasound. Why couldn't she take these steps two days ago when I came in with the original wound. She refers to the wound as a "blister". I've never seen a blister this big. A nurse friend saw the picture and thinks there's fluid in my breast. Yet Dr Kavali's office is skirting around the possibilities of something being wrong and keeps down playing the severity of what's happening. We also left with no clear answers as to what caused this. I hope tomorrow I get some clear answers about what's happening when I go in for the ultra sound (with a different speacialist).