So sorry to hear that you couldnāt get your ace ties drained . That sounds like a long day for you . Try to chill out now . Hope your treatment works quickly šš
I wonder if you have what they call loculated ascites, they thought thats what I had and chemo dried it up in the end.I think it means it collects in little pockets in your abdomen
It sounds like that could be my problem, I did feel it was a bit too soon to drain me off but oncologist was aiming to start the chemo with a clean slate.Iām sure itās going to be fine, Iām not in pain just uncomfortable.
So sorry your ascites could not be drained and the waiting is so exhausting. Now you are home try to chill out if you can. I hope chemo works quickly for you. Take care.
You reminded me of when I first had OC and needed a chest drain put in. Some poor junior doctor tried for about 30 minutes and came to the conclusion that I had thick skin and no space between my ribs!The consultant took over gave a quick shove and liquid poured out of me all over his shoes.I went home very bruised but at least more comfortable.
Do hope the Chemo will go well and do the trick. I find every procedure in my Chemo unit always takes longer than expected but I don't mind as it gives me a nice rest away from home, reading in a comfy chair. (Have been Shielding since second week in March so it's nice to be out. )We laugh and say it's my only social life nowadays. But hospital always takes far longer than it says in all other departments, sitting on uncomfortable chairs. Not so good!
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