what are they caused from?
Answer:
yes, blood clotting problems are hereditary. I have a clotting problem (they ran tests after my stroke and it was dxed as a genetic muttation). Other hereditary clotting problems ar F V Leiden, APS, etc. below are links to FV Leiden and a blood clotting support group I frequent. hope this helps.If you are really worried you might have one, go to your MD and ask for a script to have a doppler done on your ankle (it's a sonogram--perfectly painless) %26 it can tell you right away if you have a clot. good luck.
yes i think so
no
By "blood clots", I assume you mean deep vein thomboses (DVTs)?
They can be...though most cases of DVT's are not. The largest risk for a DVT is immobility, such as being stuck in a hospital bed, a couch at home after surgery, or a long plane or car ride. This immobility means that blood does not get "pumped" though your legs very well (this pumping is facilitated by your calf muscles contracting) and thus blood sits and coagulates forming a clot...if this dislodges and goes to your lungs, it causes a pulmonary embolus (PE) which can be fatal.
Other major risks for DVTs are cancer and certain deep IV's that can be used in hospitals.
If you would like to know more about DVT's let me know.In followup to your description I'd suggest a few things.
One, was your grandfather diagnosed with a "hereditary" blood clotting problem, such examples are: factor V leiden mutations, prothrombin 20210, deficiencies of proteins C or S that help dissolve blood clots, or antithrombin III mutations? There are others, but these are the major ones...if any of these names ring a bell, it deserves futher investigation.
Second, your description of your ankle being swollen is not typical of a presentation for a DVT at risk of breaking off "embolizing"(the ones that you will ned to see a doctor about and will need to be treated). Classically we look for a WHOLE swollen leg (like up to the knee at least) as compared to your other leg. If you do have a clot, it would pose a risk for embolizing only if it extended into the thigh region...and thus I would expect swelling of your whole leg to your knees, not localized to your ankles.
Other things to consider in your case would be a skin infection (cellulitis) ankle trauma (sprain) or trauma to a bursa in that region. Needless to say, if your swelling continues to extend up your leg, or you develop symptoms of a PE- sudden difficulty breathing with chest pain or coughing up blood, see a physician right away.
Finally, if your "appendages" turn purple, try looking this up: "Reynaud's phenomina". see if it applies to you...and if it does, get a primary care physician and talk to them about it. Good luck!
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Are all porn stars demanded to take hiv test?
Answer:
probably not, I read a story once about a pornstar catching herpes, and some of her friends caught AIDS. I can't remember the site. It was very intresting you should google it
i believe so, and if they every test positive or have an "inconclusive" result they are put on a national registry made just for porn stars. to protect themselves and others.
it probably depends on the company
NO. Many studios require it. Many studios will not work with performers who have done condomless or bareback films. But there are those who do not require it. They feel that it is a known risk.
Are all people who have had problems with alcohol alcoholics?
are all problem drinkers alcoholics?
Answer:
No.An alcoholic is someone addicted to alcohol, most people (80% by some estimates) who start having problems quit or learn to moderate."One recent study found that 80% of all alcoholics who recover for a year or more do so on their own, some after being unsuccessfully treated. When a group of these self-treated alcoholics was interviewed, 57% said they simply decided that alcohol was bad for them. Twenty-nine percent said health problems, frightening experiences, accidents, or blackouts persuaded them to quit. Others used such phrases as "Things were building up" or "I was sick and tired of it." Support from a husband or wife was important in sustaining the resolution."
Treatment of Drug Abuse and Addiction -- Part III, The Harvard Mental Health Letter, Volume 12, Number 4, October 1995.
Depends on what they like to do with it.
If they miss their mouth a lot (like Airplane, i'm staeling this 'comedy' part of my 'funny' response from airplane) then they aren't alcoholics, they're just funny.If they have a drink and explode then they're just weird.
If they can't stop drinking and generally dont have an 'earliest time to start drinking' because they're never sober, then they are an alcoholic!
End
Probably, but not necessarily. Some people are allergic to alcohol, others just drink to excess and act stupid. Some really get addicted. It is a toxic poison and affects people differently at different levels due to varying body chemistry.
if you put those words together "problem and drinkers" you have your answer. any experiences i have had around people who drink there are always problems and for some people with a family of drinkers they seem almost destined to be alcoholics. i got lucky and stopped the cycle in my family by not drinking EVER. but it took many years of me watching my mom and grandpa drink to get drunk. very gross. i say to a lot of people "break the cycle of dependency in you own families and the rest of the world will follow" only takes one to start the ball rolling and i have done just that by staying away of what i know will hook me in. dunno if this helped you but i sure did help me to say it lmao. have a good one. =)
Drunk is just a common name for alcoholic.Any one who consistently gets drunk and is a "problem drinker" is an alcoholic. All hypoglycemics are not alcoholics, but " all alcoholics are hypoglycemics". Alcohol is the most concentrated processed sugar there is.
"Problems with alcohol" can range from a drunk driving arrest, to fighting with strangers in pubs, on over to having a spouse packing your suitcases, or waking up in a strange motel with a total stranger beside you in the bed. Stuff like that is a fair indication that you might be drinking alcoholically - i.e., drinking on beyond the fun and into the crazy zone. An alcoholic can't stop with one drink...an alcoholic does stuff behind booze that sober they would never do. Losing a job because you come back from lunch drunk...right. You can be a once a year crazy or an every weekend crazy or find yourself needing a shot or a beer first thing in the morning to "feel better". If big sections of your life are being adversely affected because of booze, if you drink when you really shouldn't [imagine a company dinner %26 making a big sloppy mess of yourself with the boss's spouse] and if you get really really angry with anyone who tries to "talk to you about your drinking"...you might be a member of the tribe. In the Alcoholics Anonymous website is a list of questions related to the above...check off how many 'Yes' answers you get. Getting ripped at big parties a few times a year...maybe not an alky. Hiding a bottle of whiskey from your spouse so you can get some relief and comfort without their ragging on you? Good possibility you are. Percentage-wise, that is. If your life is being harmed, changed, messed up, or out of control because of your drinking...and you continue to drink because you need to? Charter member!
I suggest you contact www.aa.org. They have lots of information on the disease of alcoholism. If a person has no control over the amount of alcohol they consume once they start drinking, he/she is probably an alcoholic.
My father was sucessful in business all his life, but not in my mother's marrige to him or his childrens lives because he was a "drinker" which equals an alcoholic.His parents and theirs before him were also ones who either drank daily or each weekend.and not beer.the good stuff in shots..the "old" classy way to drink. Or high class mixed drinks.All my siblings including myself drink alcohol mixed drinks or booze .. "over the rocks" for some. One out of six of us ended up as a severe alcoholic even though it seems she is sober most of the day because drinking a bottle on the rocks and starting a second bottle by mid noon time isn't "normal" ... this is an alcoholic and I'm sure "wasting" her vital organs.I have been in the same marriage with one man and we are raising the last of our six children. We also have two Grandchildren in the family with our oldest being married. My husband nor I have an alcohol "problem" because we don't drink on every weekend, or monthly. In the last three years we might have had six or seven "mixed drinks" each, together while out for dinner.Any one who has to control a problem HAS A PROBLEM ALREADY.Think of it this way..If I have a food problem then I have a weight problem..which means I have to "CONTROL SOMETHING". Someone who doesn't have "anything to control" doesn't have a problem and is most likely in line and on a healthy path to longer life with better quality.I am 48 with no known health problems to date. No drugs needed including high blood pressure meds. My family who drinks more then me is all in poor health and on expensive medications that cost hundreds per month. And just think, I'm not the youngest of my siblings. Failed jobs and marriages with their children making poor choices in life too.For you to ask this question ... yes the problem is already there. Just remember what seems like a great party now or how deep problems might seem to cause people to want to drink ... your health won't allow a high level of drinking to always continue and the drinker will pay too much for their past. I wish you luck
Answer:
No.An alcoholic is someone addicted to alcohol, most people (80% by some estimates) who start having problems quit or learn to moderate."One recent study found that 80% of all alcoholics who recover for a year or more do so on their own, some after being unsuccessfully treated. When a group of these self-treated alcoholics was interviewed, 57% said they simply decided that alcohol was bad for them. Twenty-nine percent said health problems, frightening experiences, accidents, or blackouts persuaded them to quit. Others used such phrases as "Things were building up" or "I was sick and tired of it." Support from a husband or wife was important in sustaining the resolution."
Treatment of Drug Abuse and Addiction -- Part III, The Harvard Mental Health Letter, Volume 12, Number 4, October 1995.
Depends on what they like to do with it.
If they miss their mouth a lot (like Airplane, i'm staeling this 'comedy' part of my 'funny' response from airplane) then they aren't alcoholics, they're just funny.If they have a drink and explode then they're just weird.
If they can't stop drinking and generally dont have an 'earliest time to start drinking' because they're never sober, then they are an alcoholic!
End
Probably, but not necessarily. Some people are allergic to alcohol, others just drink to excess and act stupid. Some really get addicted. It is a toxic poison and affects people differently at different levels due to varying body chemistry.
if you put those words together "problem and drinkers" you have your answer. any experiences i have had around people who drink there are always problems and for some people with a family of drinkers they seem almost destined to be alcoholics. i got lucky and stopped the cycle in my family by not drinking EVER. but it took many years of me watching my mom and grandpa drink to get drunk. very gross. i say to a lot of people "break the cycle of dependency in you own families and the rest of the world will follow" only takes one to start the ball rolling and i have done just that by staying away of what i know will hook me in. dunno if this helped you but i sure did help me to say it lmao. have a good one. =)
Drunk is just a common name for alcoholic.Any one who consistently gets drunk and is a "problem drinker" is an alcoholic. All hypoglycemics are not alcoholics, but " all alcoholics are hypoglycemics". Alcohol is the most concentrated processed sugar there is.
"Problems with alcohol" can range from a drunk driving arrest, to fighting with strangers in pubs, on over to having a spouse packing your suitcases, or waking up in a strange motel with a total stranger beside you in the bed. Stuff like that is a fair indication that you might be drinking alcoholically - i.e., drinking on beyond the fun and into the crazy zone. An alcoholic can't stop with one drink...an alcoholic does stuff behind booze that sober they would never do. Losing a job because you come back from lunch drunk...right. You can be a once a year crazy or an every weekend crazy or find yourself needing a shot or a beer first thing in the morning to "feel better". If big sections of your life are being adversely affected because of booze, if you drink when you really shouldn't [imagine a company dinner %26 making a big sloppy mess of yourself with the boss's spouse] and if you get really really angry with anyone who tries to "talk to you about your drinking"...you might be a member of the tribe. In the Alcoholics Anonymous website is a list of questions related to the above...check off how many 'Yes' answers you get. Getting ripped at big parties a few times a year...maybe not an alky. Hiding a bottle of whiskey from your spouse so you can get some relief and comfort without their ragging on you? Good possibility you are. Percentage-wise, that is. If your life is being harmed, changed, messed up, or out of control because of your drinking...and you continue to drink because you need to? Charter member!
I suggest you contact www.aa.org. They have lots of information on the disease of alcoholism. If a person has no control over the amount of alcohol they consume once they start drinking, he/she is probably an alcoholic.
My father was sucessful in business all his life, but not in my mother's marrige to him or his childrens lives because he was a "drinker" which equals an alcoholic.His parents and theirs before him were also ones who either drank daily or each weekend.and not beer.the good stuff in shots..the "old" classy way to drink. Or high class mixed drinks.All my siblings including myself drink alcohol mixed drinks or booze .. "over the rocks" for some. One out of six of us ended up as a severe alcoholic even though it seems she is sober most of the day because drinking a bottle on the rocks and starting a second bottle by mid noon time isn't "normal" ... this is an alcoholic and I'm sure "wasting" her vital organs.I have been in the same marriage with one man and we are raising the last of our six children. We also have two Grandchildren in the family with our oldest being married. My husband nor I have an alcohol "problem" because we don't drink on every weekend, or monthly. In the last three years we might have had six or seven "mixed drinks" each, together while out for dinner.Any one who has to control a problem HAS A PROBLEM ALREADY.Think of it this way..If I have a food problem then I have a weight problem..which means I have to "CONTROL SOMETHING". Someone who doesn't have "anything to control" doesn't have a problem and is most likely in line and on a healthy path to longer life with better quality.I am 48 with no known health problems to date. No drugs needed including high blood pressure meds. My family who drinks more then me is all in poor health and on expensive medications that cost hundreds per month. And just think, I'm not the youngest of my siblings. Failed jobs and marriages with their children making poor choices in life too.For you to ask this question ... yes the problem is already there. Just remember what seems like a great party now or how deep problems might seem to cause people to want to drink ... your health won't allow a high level of drinking to always continue and the drinker will pay too much for their past. I wish you luck
Are all cocaine users thin?
I know someone who acts like a cocaine addict. Including the lack of money. The only thing is that my research shows that users are thin. The person I know is overweight.
Answer:
No, Chris Farly was a big coke head and he was really fat. I have known a couple of people that were fat and did coke. Look at all the mob bosses, Im sure they dabbed in it.
Nope. Belushi--fat.
Farley--Fat.
Kirstie Alley- Fat
Jack Black- fat
Answer:
No, Chris Farly was a big coke head and he was really fat. I have known a couple of people that were fat and did coke. Look at all the mob bosses, Im sure they dabbed in it.
Nope. Belushi--fat.
Farley--Fat.
Kirstie Alley- Fat
Jack Black- fat
Appendicitis?
I've have been feeling constipated but don't have a fever or vomiting... but feeling bloated and now kidneys are burning... i did feel a pop.
Answer:
Beleive me, if your appendix popped you would be in excruciating pain/dead. Once it pops, it hurts, and can cause major damage. You may have a bladder, or kidney infection. Cranberry Juice, or Cranberry pills can help clear this up. Although, i would say it would be best to see a doctor ASAP. If you begin getting bad pain, vomiting, or a fever, i would say get to the emergency room. If you are feeling constipated try milk of magnesia, or prune juice. You also may want to try normal milk (always goes right through me) or mineral oil. If you are VERY constipated, then Magnesium Citrate is an option, that will clear you RIGHT out
NO APPENDICITIIS!! possibly a kidney stone stuck in your uretur.Check to see if you are tender halfway between your belly button and your rt pelvic bone, that is McBurney's point where your appendix is, it will be very sore if you have it!Nate RDMS
If you had appendicitis, the pain would be almost unbearable. Constipation can make you feel miserable. I would suggest prune juice, milk of magnesia, or some other laxative. If you don't have success, call your doctor. You might become impacted, and that's not fun at all.
Unless you are feeling very intense, sharp, stabbing pain in your lower right abdomen then its probably not appendicitis. If your appendix was to burst, as mine did, you would know immediately that something was REALLY wrong. You would almost immediately get a high fever and vomitting along with an overwhelming feeling that you were very ill. I doubt that there is a "pop" involved.
If you are in pain go to the E.R., but it doesnt sound like appendicitis!
it is common for people with appendicitis to experience "rebound pain." Push in where you appendix is (lower right abdominal, horizontal to the navel and under the nipple). You should experience little or no pain. Then let go. If youre screaming in pain, its appendicitis.
It does sound like you're constipated and you might have urine infection or a stone (although stones are unusual at a young age and if you are normal weight for your height). Go and see your doctor and take a urine sample with you. They can dip the urine and check for infection then and there. They will also give you talored advise for constipation. You do need to see a doctor as if a urine infection continues too long, you can damage your kidneys. That's not pretty.No. 1 cause of constipation: lack of fluid
No. 2 cause of constipation: lack of exerciseNurse Emma
You are dehydrated. Drink a bunch of WATER.
Answer:
Beleive me, if your appendix popped you would be in excruciating pain/dead. Once it pops, it hurts, and can cause major damage. You may have a bladder, or kidney infection. Cranberry Juice, or Cranberry pills can help clear this up. Although, i would say it would be best to see a doctor ASAP. If you begin getting bad pain, vomiting, or a fever, i would say get to the emergency room. If you are feeling constipated try milk of magnesia, or prune juice. You also may want to try normal milk (always goes right through me) or mineral oil. If you are VERY constipated, then Magnesium Citrate is an option, that will clear you RIGHT out
NO APPENDICITIIS!! possibly a kidney stone stuck in your uretur.Check to see if you are tender halfway between your belly button and your rt pelvic bone, that is McBurney's point where your appendix is, it will be very sore if you have it!Nate RDMS
If you had appendicitis, the pain would be almost unbearable. Constipation can make you feel miserable. I would suggest prune juice, milk of magnesia, or some other laxative. If you don't have success, call your doctor. You might become impacted, and that's not fun at all.
Unless you are feeling very intense, sharp, stabbing pain in your lower right abdomen then its probably not appendicitis. If your appendix was to burst, as mine did, you would know immediately that something was REALLY wrong. You would almost immediately get a high fever and vomitting along with an overwhelming feeling that you were very ill. I doubt that there is a "pop" involved.
If you are in pain go to the E.R., but it doesnt sound like appendicitis!
it is common for people with appendicitis to experience "rebound pain." Push in where you appendix is (lower right abdominal, horizontal to the navel and under the nipple). You should experience little or no pain. Then let go. If youre screaming in pain, its appendicitis.
It does sound like you're constipated and you might have urine infection or a stone (although stones are unusual at a young age and if you are normal weight for your height). Go and see your doctor and take a urine sample with you. They can dip the urine and check for infection then and there. They will also give you talored advise for constipation. You do need to see a doctor as if a urine infection continues too long, you can damage your kidneys. That's not pretty.No. 1 cause of constipation: lack of fluid
No. 2 cause of constipation: lack of exerciseNurse Emma
You are dehydrated. Drink a bunch of WATER.
Appendicitis?
Which side is your appendix on and how would you know if you had it?
Answer:
On the right side. Sharp pain in the lower right abdominal area. Don't wait too long or it can burst and you can have severe complications.Had mine removed last minute and the surgeon said that if I had waited one more day I could have died.
The main symptom of appendicitis is abdominal pain. The pain is at first not confined to one spot. The pain is so difficult to pinpoint that when asked to point to the area of the pain, most people indicate the location of the pain with a circular motion of their hand around the central part of their abdomen. A second, common, early symptom of appendicitis is loss of appetite which may progress to nausea and even vomiting. Nausea and vomiting also may occur later due to intestinal obstruction.It's on your lower right side
It's on your lower right side. You will definitely no when you've 'had it'. You will have incredible pain in your abdominal region, vomitting and fever. If not treated quickly the appendix could burst and poison you.
Your appendix is located in the lower right area of your abdomen. The real symptom is pain. That might not sound helpful, but it's the first sign, and not just like a stomach ache, you'll really feel it.
The appendix is on the right side in the lower abdomen near the junction of the large and small intestines. Classically, appendicitis begins with mid-belly pain that migrates to the right lower quarter of the abdomen. The belly becomes progressively more tender and rigid, with peak tenderness often at McBurney's point, a point three-quarters between the belly button and the crest of the right hip bone (more accurately, the anterior superior spine of the iliac crest). You are not only not hungry, you feel nauseated and may vomit. By this time you want to see a doctor, and your belly hurts with each bump the car encounters.Sometimes the diagnosis is very easy to make by history and physical exam alone, but often the symptoms are less classic and various tests are made to increase the accuracy of diagnosis before surgery is performed.
It's on your right side, but the pain can be generalized in the center or on either side. In one quickie test you can use to see if it might be appendicitis, you poke yourself in the spot that is painful - putting pressure there with 2 fingers. If it hurts more to take the pressure off than to put it into that area, then it's possible yo do have appendicitis.
There are other structures in your body in that area which could also be causing you pain such as you ileocecal valve.
Appendicitis is the inflammation of Vermiform Appendix,
located commonly on the right side of abdomen,near the junction of small and large intestines.Even at that place its position is variable. Rarely it is located on the left side of the abdomen.
The most common symptom is the deep,dull pain, which in classic pattern starts in the upper abdomen(epigastrium) initially and then gets radiated and localized to the right lower abdomen(known as MacBurney's point--located at the, junction of inner two-thirds and lateral one-third on a line drawn from umbilicus to right anterior tip of hip bone).
In non-classical type the pain may have diverse presentation and can present from any place of the abdomen.
This pain may also present with nausea,vomiting,low grade fever.
In appendicitis vomiting always proceeds pain.
Till date there is no clear cut test to diagnose appendicitis; It is only the experience of the consulting doctor to label a person as a case of acute appendicitis. His clinical assessment is supplemented with a number of diagnostic modalities.
My best advice, to any one having abdominal pain, is never underestimate it and consult a doctor immediately. In medical terms abdomen is named Pandora's Box.
Answer:
On the right side. Sharp pain in the lower right abdominal area. Don't wait too long or it can burst and you can have severe complications.Had mine removed last minute and the surgeon said that if I had waited one more day I could have died.
The main symptom of appendicitis is abdominal pain. The pain is at first not confined to one spot. The pain is so difficult to pinpoint that when asked to point to the area of the pain, most people indicate the location of the pain with a circular motion of their hand around the central part of their abdomen. A second, common, early symptom of appendicitis is loss of appetite which may progress to nausea and even vomiting. Nausea and vomiting also may occur later due to intestinal obstruction.It's on your lower right side
It's on your lower right side. You will definitely no when you've 'had it'. You will have incredible pain in your abdominal region, vomitting and fever. If not treated quickly the appendix could burst and poison you.
Your appendix is located in the lower right area of your abdomen. The real symptom is pain. That might not sound helpful, but it's the first sign, and not just like a stomach ache, you'll really feel it.
The appendix is on the right side in the lower abdomen near the junction of the large and small intestines. Classically, appendicitis begins with mid-belly pain that migrates to the right lower quarter of the abdomen. The belly becomes progressively more tender and rigid, with peak tenderness often at McBurney's point, a point three-quarters between the belly button and the crest of the right hip bone (more accurately, the anterior superior spine of the iliac crest). You are not only not hungry, you feel nauseated and may vomit. By this time you want to see a doctor, and your belly hurts with each bump the car encounters.Sometimes the diagnosis is very easy to make by history and physical exam alone, but often the symptoms are less classic and various tests are made to increase the accuracy of diagnosis before surgery is performed.
It's on your right side, but the pain can be generalized in the center or on either side. In one quickie test you can use to see if it might be appendicitis, you poke yourself in the spot that is painful - putting pressure there with 2 fingers. If it hurts more to take the pressure off than to put it into that area, then it's possible yo do have appendicitis.
There are other structures in your body in that area which could also be causing you pain such as you ileocecal valve.
Appendicitis is the inflammation of Vermiform Appendix,
located commonly on the right side of abdomen,near the junction of small and large intestines.Even at that place its position is variable. Rarely it is located on the left side of the abdomen.
The most common symptom is the deep,dull pain, which in classic pattern starts in the upper abdomen(epigastrium) initially and then gets radiated and localized to the right lower abdomen(known as MacBurney's point--located at the, junction of inner two-thirds and lateral one-third on a line drawn from umbilicus to right anterior tip of hip bone).
In non-classical type the pain may have diverse presentation and can present from any place of the abdomen.
This pain may also present with nausea,vomiting,low grade fever.
In appendicitis vomiting always proceeds pain.
Till date there is no clear cut test to diagnose appendicitis; It is only the experience of the consulting doctor to label a person as a case of acute appendicitis. His clinical assessment is supplemented with a number of diagnostic modalities.
My best advice, to any one having abdominal pain, is never underestimate it and consult a doctor immediately. In medical terms abdomen is named Pandora's Box.
Appendectomy issues?
My boyfriend had a laparoscopic appendectomy over three weeks ago. It was perforated and then burst. He was in the hospital for four days and then released. He was told to take 2 weeks off of work. However, he was feeling better and returned to work a week early. He was feeling fine until Tuesday of last week. He has then experienced chills, possible fevers and tightening of muscles. I think he's got something really wrong with him, but, his doctor just told him to take vitamins and drink fluids and rest. And, that he had gone back to work too early and should have listened. Should we be more alarmed than this? He's feeling a little better today but still. The doctor ran some blood tests on him but told us he wouldn't call if it was fine. I'm worried and he's being tough guy. What to do, anybody got ideas on what's going on?
The area where his surgery had been is a little swollen again, too.
Answer:
Well he should have listened to the Doctor's instructions.
Doctors tell you these things cause they don't want to see you again in the hospital with complications.
Did the doctor prescribe antibiotics? If he did, did your boyfriend take them as directed?
I hope so, other wise he could end up with an infection.
Abdominal surgeries are serious even though he wasn't opened up all the way.
But so far Sounds like he will be ok.
Next time LISTEN TO THE DOCTOR.
They do know things you don't.
The area where his surgery had been is a little swollen again, too.
Answer:
Well he should have listened to the Doctor's instructions.
Doctors tell you these things cause they don't want to see you again in the hospital with complications.
Did the doctor prescribe antibiotics? If he did, did your boyfriend take them as directed?
I hope so, other wise he could end up with an infection.
Abdominal surgeries are serious even though he wasn't opened up all the way.
But so far Sounds like he will be ok.
Next time LISTEN TO THE DOCTOR.
They do know things you don't.
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