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Swelling
I'm worried about gwtting the splint off now, my tip looks really swollen underneath! How long before I'll see swelling decrease significantly?? All comments are appreciated :)
Getting the splint off tomorrow!
I finally get this giant thing off my face tomorrow morning! I'll post pics as soon as I can!
Day of surgery, Day 2 and Day 3 post-op
December 3rd my husband drove me to the surgery center at 6:00 am. I was a nervous wreck but a Xanax helped relieve a bit of my anxiety. Surgery began at 7:30 and I cannot recall much of the 24 hours after that. I woke up for bits and pieces of time but largely slept the first 24 hours after surgery.
Day 2 was surprisingly smooth. My nose was tender but honestly I was shocked by how little pain I felt. I had no nausea and I napped off and on throughout the day, which was really nice. I was so encouraged to be doing so well....
Then came Day 3. I woke up with a headache but didn't think much of it. I was completely exhausted and by the afternoon my mild headache was debilitating. I couldn't move or the pain of the headache would be so severe I thought I would throw up and I did NOT want to do that. I called my nurse and she recommended I take a nasal decongestant. This helped some, thank God. I slept off and on and through the night and was so thankful to awake the next day without really as much pain. I think the worst is over.
Day 2 was surprisingly smooth. My nose was tender but honestly I was shocked by how little pain I felt. I had no nausea and I napped off and on throughout the day, which was really nice. I was so encouraged to be doing so well....
Then came Day 3. I woke up with a headache but didn't think much of it. I was completely exhausted and by the afternoon my mild headache was debilitating. I couldn't move or the pain of the headache would be so severe I thought I would throw up and I did NOT want to do that. I called my nurse and she recommended I take a nasal decongestant. This helped some, thank God. I slept off and on and through the night and was so thankful to awake the next day without really as much pain. I think the worst is over.
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