Sentences with phrase «actually having the surgery»

Last post I wrote about the process of actually having the surgery done.

If you're not overweight (go here to see if you're overweight or not) and you still want to reduce your breast size... You may have to actually have surgery to reduce your breast size because you probably have more DENSE breast tissue than FATTY breast tissue and Since dense breast tissue is not fatty tissue...

She is actually having the surgery today (Thursday!)

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When Dr. Miranda Bailey pulls in the black chief of surgery, Richard Webber, we discover that the paramedic doesn't actually have a problem with a female doctor, but a black one.

Since I used to have gallstones and had gallbladder surgery last year, I was nervous about eating too much fat (even healthy sources of fat), but I've found that increasing my intake of healthy fats has actually helped to increase my satisfaction at meals, increase my energy, and help me to sleep better.

I've had a similar surgery, more complex actually because my cheekbone broke in seven pieces.

On Friday I have the pre surgery medial so it seems that there is movement towards actually getting it done, Soda, but I have to admit to growing a little tired of the wait.

Getting the knee surgery this spring and having it out of the way will actually allow him to play the whole season without having to worry about re-injuring it.

Tiger Woods, who had multiple back surgeries in those intervening years, has actually won more recently than Phil.

To be honest he has been saying for some weeks that he doesn't know when Cazorla will be back, so it was a bit of a shock to read that one of our most important players (according to a Poll on here a few weeks back) is actually in need of surgery on his Achilles, and it could keep him out for at least 3 months according to Sky, and maybe even the rest of the season.

They've actually advocated them for certain pains even after surgeries to replace the need for pain medicines.

I had a perception of BF» ing as somewhere between ballet and brain surgery, but I actually had a lot harder time getting him to drink pumped milk from a bottle.

And after the birth she had some complications and actually had to go into surgery.

Well, looking at the 10 steps I failed at: — # 6 nothing other than breast milk (gave hungry baby formula b / c I was too tired and drugged up to nurse more than 5 minutes)-- # 7 rooming in (being tired and drugged up I actually wanted to sleep)-- # 9 no pacifiers (I would rather baby have the SIDS prevention and soothing that comes from sucking)-- # 4 initiate breastfeeding within 30 minutes of birth (that C - section thing where they sliced my guts open interfered with that timing)-- # 10 I was referred to the support group but sure as hell didn't go (because I deemed healing at home from my surgery more important than being browbeaten about how I was feeding my baby).

When I first heard the baby cry I didn't realise it was ours — I didn't realise they'd actually started the surgery.

(Actually, I had given up ever having a baby after 3 surgeries, a miscarriage and years of infertility).

I am one of the few researchers who actually lives in their MP's constituency so it is not uncommon for me to occasionally see a constituent who we have met in a surgery or at a community event.

Unlike most of these people, I've actually had time to read the thing (a happy side - effect of two weeks bedrest following surgery.

I think we probably have the one department in the country where people in the surgery department actually publish in Science and Nature.

Furthermore, it has been shown that the body's natural process of healing the wound created by surgery can actually spur these residual cancer cells to metastasize to distant parts of the body and form new growths.

Robots have been used before in the operating theatre to precisely aim the cutting tools in surgery, but they were not allowed to actually cut the person.

Before the Kinectified robots are actually used in surgery, some adjustments will have to be made.

Though all of the 1,051 hospitals included in the data had similar patient characteristics for these procedures, indicating minimal differences in patient candidacy rates for minimally invasive surgery, the researchers» findings show considerable variability in what proportion of these operations were actually minimally invasive surgery.

Traditional treatments, with their need for future surgeries and their delayed infection fighting, could have actually harmed the vulnerable cow more.

As I've returned to the dating world — my longtime boyfriend and I broke up about nine months after my surgery — I've been self - conscious that my scars might actually bother others more than they bother me.

(Let's clear up a common misconception while we're at it: Unless you've had surgery to open your sinuses, a nasal rinse doesn't actually enter those cavities, despite the fact that they're often called «sinus rinses,» Dr. Lebowitz says.

A second X-ray was done to confirm the findings before a team performed surgery, and that's when doctors realized the mass was actually a calcified fetus that had likely been in the woman's body for more than six decades.

Funny story actually, I never used to cry when I cut onions but since I had eye surgery it's been unavoidable every time!

Actually, one of the most common requests I get from my readers who have suffered an injury or recently had surgery and are recovering is, «can you send me a workout for just my upper body» or «can you send me just a leg workout?»

I had sinus surgery and it actually made my sinuses worse, not better..

A referral to an ortho doc might be a good idea to have a MRI done to see if you actually tore something, but other than some drug or surgery, that is the extent as to what those docs can offer.

Ayurveda is a very intuitive science, I mean it has very scientific things like surgery actually comes from Ayurveda, but a lot of it is very intuitive, and feeling what kind of feels off in your body.

I decided I'd answer a couple of the same questions that keep coming up, as I know I'll want to refer to my thoughts on the surgery a few months after I'm actually post-op.

Today, patients are in addition offered a «quick fix» in terms of orthopedic surgery as well, and it is rare to find a patient who has had an orthopedic procedure to alleviate pain that has actually lived up to the patient's expectations.

In cases where this herb has been used, the condition is actually reversed and in this way, patients do not require open heart surgery to correct blockages.

I was actually looking into getting bariatric surgery when I found out about the diet, and halted my pursuit of the surgery, because I don't want to change how good I feel (you have to do a liquid only diet for a couple weeks before surgery, and I'm not sure if that will break ketosis).

According to one 2011 review, more than 17 percent of patients told they needed spinal surgery actually showed no abnormal neurological or radiographic findings that would necessitate surgery.18 A related concern is the fact that lower back pain is also one of the primary reasons why people get hooked on prescription painkillers.

So, we treated her knee (She actually ended up having a surgery for a meniscal tear that had not been discovered by her previous physician), and guess what?

Hello Doc, i have been diagnosed with PF and a Hell Spur in both my feet and have been suffering for over a year, i had 2 cortisone injections which only temporarily helped, i finally stopped going to my Podiatrist who obviously was not helping me and moving me towards custom orthodics and surgery, and went on YouTube and found a video on massaging the PF, this is my 2nd day and it actually helped me somewhat.

Hypnosis has recently become very popular in helping with weight loss, and is actually a very safe and natural alternative to drastic weight loss surgeries.

We actually have A LOT of weight loss surgery members in the low carb group: http://www.90DayLowCarbChallenge.com You can join us in the group and do a search there and you'll find all sorts of discussions on it.

I just had surgery to repair a torn ACL and my MRI had also shown a torn menisci... My surgeon was going to fix both while he was in there, but my menisci had actually healed itself in the time that I waited for my surgery (about 6 months from my MRI to my surgery).

Actually, my current photographer is my boyfriend and he has just undergone surgery for his shoulder.

Actually, it was the intensive care unit of the 28th Combat Support Hospital (CSH, pronounced «cash») in Baghdad, where I had been deposited by the medevac helicopter about ten o'clock and rushed to surgery.

If you're thinking that seniors would be the first in line, it may astonish you to learn that it's actually people in the 30 - year - old to 49 - year - old range who are braving the surgery most often.

If the dog survives an obstruction that has been left to sit without surgery, they can lose some of their intestine because the tissue actually dies around the obstruction.

Since 12 years old is actually relatively young for a cat to be diagnosed with this feline illness, and theoretically you could have many more years with her, either surgery or radioactive iodine would be ideal options for long term feline hyperthyroidism treatment solutions.

Last year I did not have the experience to actually watch one of the surgeries or take care of an animal that was coming out of surgery.

my two little dogs have anul sack issues and one is actually going to have surgery because he has been on antibiotics for 1 month.

These preparations can actually be detrimental, as they can provide false hope to the owners while the cataract progresses to a point where surgery would no longer be beneficial.