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Hi everyone  to who helped me prepare for my op, which was yday.

All went well.

have had extremely low Bp during op and since so on 2 hourly obs at mo.

today I am due to get out of bed but I guess it will depend how myBP is etc. 

no feeling in left leg, op side. But guess that will come np back soon.

tired due to obs thro night which I expected. But otherwise all is good and I am feeling ok. 

Catch up up with you all soon

Gaynor xxxx

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    Good morning Gaynor. Welcome to hippie land. You will be up and walking later BP allowing. I too had the low BP and had to stay in bed for a while. Your zimmer will be warming up and raring to go
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    Hi Gaynor , I had low blood pressure and fainted when they tried to get me up first day but no probs after . You will be dancing soon , thinking about asking BBC to put on a strictly show for us hippies ha ha

    mary

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      Oooh yes massive fan of Strictly. Natalie Lowe is a friend . I go to strictly shows & Brendan's show & Vincent & Flavia annually ...Love them all xxxx
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    Hi Gaynor, pleased to hear all went well. I had very low BP as well after the op so be very careful getting up, I passed out twice just sitting up so had to put my first walk off for 24 hours, still went home the second day after the op though. Good luck! Penny
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    Morning new hippie member, welcome to the club. Each hour today you will start to feel stronger as I also had low BP as evidently lost lot of blood during the op. Coupe of bacon rolls two hours later and stron sweet brew up....set it right staight away. And once they get you on Zimmer and side chair...you will feel so much better. You may feel nervous but take your time, deep breaths, nice an easy, you'll be up later today or tomorrow morn. Kee us all up to date, best wshes to you.
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    Good to hear everything went well.  You will be up and about soon never fear.  Good luck and a speedy recovery.
  • Posted

    I was always told Guiness is good for your blood, worth a try....ask the Dr !

    Keep smiling and you'll be running around soon.

  • Posted

    Hi Gaynor! Wishing you all the best! Rest as much as you can! When you come home please make sure you have proper support to help you! Regards Amanda
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    Glad to read all went well and now your on the road to recovery.
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    Hi gaynor, welcome to the Hippie club, glad all went well for you, just take your time now, dont rush things, listen to your body. Any questions about recovery, you will get your answers herebiggrin Do your exercises, take you pain relief, and take your time. you,ll be fine.

    Blessings

    Brian

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    from Pam, I still can't walk left leg since last july after hip surgery, no answers from dr's  I have bee to spine dr's hip dr's  they can't tell me why I can't lift my leg to take a step. I can walk only with my walker to lift the leg.   Anyone heard of this ??? Please reply, to Pam  01620 thank you!
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    Hi Gaynor

    Welcome.to our lil group

    Yes like others here here I was measured as 90/60 as my blood pressure in hospital..which was crazy cos I'm usually 140/90 with a low daily amount of anti high_norm BP pills. Like my urinary retention...all returned to normal once effect of spinal of analgesic wore off the following week.

    God luck with washing and walking up stairs....at 7 weeks yes it was frustrating and yet all worked out well so far.

    Mic

    X

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      Good to hear your comment about nerve block as 48 hours plus,  post op and still no feeling and can't weight bear. So put back to bed... 

      Hoping tomo is a better day. xx

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