gyno surgery

[csuperman]

yea i got an indent now, i have been having some fluid build up so i have had to have that drained a couple times now they just pulled like 50ml's out today and there was a dent after that, i was advised the space that the gland took up would be replaced with muscle/fat when everything redistributes during the healing process.

other than the seroma (fluid build up) its been fine, just itching to work out again.

 

[csuperman]

well seems like im good to go as far as working out finally. turned out pretty darn good imo.

and only cost me $120, i owe the hospital, doc and everything else paid 100% by insurance

 

[Metal85]

Took 50 ML's of fluid out!!! Holy shit! I also had no idea insurance would cover this! That's great man! Once they take it all out, it can't come back right?

 

[CH3NO2]

Shit I need to look more into my insurance covering it for me.

 

[csuperman]

Took 50 ML's of fluid out!!! Holy shit! I also had no idea insurance would cover this! That's great man! Once they take it all out, it can't come back right?

i had a seroma building, took 40ml x2 and then 60ml then put in a cath to drain it for 5 days and no return of fluid since.

 

[jtunderdog]

Wear the compression sleeve. It will help with swelling and the skin reattaching. I got gyno from a sleep med after not touching gear for almost 2 years. My knot waa almost the size of a jumbo marble and I drained for days and days. I don't recover well due to an immune deficiency but mine took two runs of antibiotics

 

[Metal85]

i had a seroma building, took 40ml x2 and then 60ml then put in a cath to drain it for 5 days and no return of fluid since.

Cheesewhiz That is insane!

 

[csuperman]

the fluid taken out was over a course of about 2 weeks not the same visit. i got a vest but didnt get it until about 2 weeks after my surgery.

 

[Presser]

Shit I need to look more into my insurance covering it for me.

i am almost positive your doctor has to state its painful or could become threatening to your health in order for insurance to cover gyno surgery. That is what i was told anyhow, but thats was 12 years ago

 

[csuperman]

you need it to be medically necessary, like they must biopsy it because they think it may be cancerous or something along those lines.