Dugaan... Cobaan...

Assalamualaikum... Salam ramadhan buat semua...
Huwaaa.... Semalam masa nak amik wuduk kat surau opis saya jatuh terduduk kat lantai toilet tu... Sakittttt... T_____T... Sob sob.. Panik punye pasal tak sedar pon cemana boleh bangun.... Amik wuduk, solat dan sambung keje...
Tapi.... Bila balik keje badan da start sakit sakit. Pinggang ke bawah macam da lenguh sangat. Bangun sahur pon masih lagi sakit... Huwaaa... Cemane nak gi opis ni? Dah le janji ngan boss nak bg invitation letter pagi pagi...
Luckily, bangun pagi dah ok... Xde sakit lagi.. Phewww... Masuk opis smpi pkul 10 dah start rase kebas kaki + lenguh pinggang + sakit belakang.. Oh nooo!!!! Pukul 1 tros amik medical chit, punch out, pegi klinik.. Hampeh sungguh... Doctor bg painkiller + ubat demam je??
MC pon tak bagi??
Me :Boss i tak dapat MC tp i tak larat nak keje dah.. I take half day leave...
Boss : Ok..

Apa lagi... Balik tdo... Sedar je dah pukul lima. Itu pon sebab cik Lara Maya call tanya nak tapau ape ape tak kat bazar ramadhan.. Kalo tak memang tak sedar langsung... And now the most comfortable position adalah meniarap T___T

P/s : Ramadhan last 2 year pon jatuh terduduk. Kat dapur masa nak prepare lauk untuk sahur...

Depress!

this week turns to be the most busy week... 

and depressing !! 

Oh my... 

Headache, backache, nausea, fatigue .... 

all comes once... i'm dying!!   i'm aging!! huwaaaaaaaa

can i go back to the old time? turn to 16 again...

oh i miss the moment... carefree!!

but it is impossible... life must go on.. 

face those pathetic people every day... 

yes it driving me nut!!

Sebaceous Cysts Excision

Sebaceous cysts are small lumps or bumps just under the skin. To be more specific, they are closed sacs that contain keratin -- a "pasty" or "cheesy" looking protein that often has a foul odor.

Although they are usually found on the face, neck, and trunk, they also occur in the vaginal area or other parts of the genitalia. In cases of the latter, it is not uncommon for women to fear that they are the result of genital herpes. But genital herpes create a blister-type sore that eventually becomes crusty, not just a bump or lump under the skin.

What Causes Sebaceous Cysts?

Sebaceous cysts are often the result of swollen hair follicles or skin trauma.

Symptoms and Signs/Symptoms of Infection

Sebaceous cysts are usually painless, slow-growing, small bumps or lumps that move freely under the skin. It's important not to touch or try to remove the substance inside to prevent tenderness, swelling, and infection of a sebaceous cyst.

Occasionally, infections may occur. Signs or symptoms that may indicate infection of sebaceous cysts include:

• redness
• tenderness
• increased temperature of the skin over the bumps or lumps
• greyish white, cheesy, foul-smelling material draining from the bump or lump

How Are Sebaceous Cysts Diagnosed ?

Sebaceous cysts, to the trained eye, are usually easily diagnosed by their appearance. In some cases, a biopsy may be necessary to rule out other conditions with a similar appearance. You should see your doctor to get a formal diagnosis if you suspect that you have a sebaceous cyst.

Treatments for Sebaceous Cysts

Sebaceous cysts most often disappear on their own and are not dangerous. As stated, however, they may become inflamed and tender. Sometimes sebaceous cysts grow large enough that they may interfere with your everyday life. When this happens, surgical removal may be necessary, and this procedure can be done at your doctor's office. Small inflamed cysts can often be treated with an injection of steroid medications or with antibiotics.

Complications of Sebaceous Cysts

If sebaceous cysts become infected, they can form into painful abscesses.

The surgical removal of a sebaceous cyst that does not involve the excision of the entire sac may cause the cyst to come back (although, recurrence is not usual).

Remember to consult your healthcare provider anytime you notice any type of growth, bump, or lump on your body. Although sebaceous cysts are not dangerous, your doctor should examine you to ensure that another more dangerous concern is not present.

_Source:

_{Sebaceous Cyst. MedlinePlus Medical Encyclopedia. http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/000842.htm. Accessed 08/26/09}

Humm... In my previous surgery, doctor only remove the cyst... and the cyst grew at the same spot... And last week i scheduled the appointment with my doctor and the operation carried out on last friday..   

nampak spot tu?

Appointment Card

Admission Form

Barcode.. :-P

1 hour after surgery, 7hour starving + kesan anasthetic = muka blur

big stitch = big scar.. poor me  ;-(

sekarang tengah ting tong lagi.. kejap rasa pening, kejap rasa penat... uuwaaaaaaa........ muka rasa senget sebelah... Kebas sebelah muka... mata bertambah sepet... hukhuk... saye sedih.... 

Aku Dibius Cinta....

The Effects of Anesthesia After Surgery

Anesthesia can be a dangerous drug by itself, but it's common practice to mix it with other sedatives when administering it to people undergoing surgeries. There are many risks and reactions to the medicines.

1. Understanding Risks

   • Thousands of people undergo routine surgeries every year, and very few of them know what to expect once they awaken from surgery. Knowing the risks of what is at stake during a surgery, whether routine or not, will help bolster your chances of survival and a positive outcome.

   Anesthesia Types

   • There are multiple ways for administering anesthesia, including: local, regional, peripheral nerve blocks, epidural/spinal and general. Depending on which type of anesthesia is given, it will neutralize a certain part of the patient's body, acting as a numbing agent to block all pain. Anesthesia also blocks the body's stress reactions to surgeries.

   Precautions

   • Anesthesia affects the brain as well as the body The effects anesthesia has on you has a lot to do with your prior health and age. Anesthesia is also mixed with other medications to ensure release of anxiety and proper sedation, so keep in mind that these other medicines may have an impact on you as well while coming out of surgery.
     Local or regional anesthesia causes numbness and reduced feeling in a particular area of the body. Muscle control and coordination may also be affected.

   Common Effects

   • Fatigue is noted in patients, and may last up to several weeks after the initial operations.
     Cognitive problems including trouble with memory, attention and concentration may also last up to a few weeks after surgery, especially in elderly patients. The best way to combat this is to keep your mind active by playing games, reading books and performing mental exercises. Nausea and vomiting are reported right after the patient wakes up. These symptoms decrease dramatically as the medicines wear off. A drop in body temperature, causing you to feel cold, may come over you as you are awake for your first couple of hours. This feeling will pass as well. (Patut ler semalam ngan harini rase nak baring je.. satu badan rase lenguh lenguh)

   Patient Care

   • Patients are urged to talk to their nurses or doctors about any troublesome symptoms they experience while coming out of anesthesia. This can be a crucial time in a patient's life and needs to be handled with care and skill.

Read more: The Effects of Anesthesia After Surgery | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/about_5043286_effects-anesthesia-after-surgery.html#ixzz1Jnhw0mGD

Low Blood Pressure

What is low blood pressure?

Blood pressure is the force exerted by circulating blood on the walls of blood vessels. It constitutes one of the critically important signs of life or vital signs which include heart beat, breathing, and temperature. Blood pressure is generated by the heart pumping blood into the arteries modified by the response of the arteries to the flow of blood.

An individual's blood pressure is expressed as systolic/diastolic blood pressure, for example, 120/80.The systolic blood pressure (the top number) represents the pressure in the arteries as the muscle of the heart contracts and pumps blood into them. The diastolic blood pressure (the bottom number) represents the pressure in the arteries as the muscle of the heart relaxes following its contraction. Blood pressure always is higher when the heart is pumping (squeezing) than when it is relaxing.

The range of systolic blood pressure for most healthy adults falls between 90 and 120 millimeters of mercury (mm Hg). Normal diastolic blood pressure ranges between 60 and 80 mm Hg. Current guidelines define normal blood pressure range as lower than 120/80. Blood pressures over 130/80 are considered high.High blood pressure increases the risk of developing:

• heart disease,
  
• kidney disease,
  
• hardening of the arteries (atherosclerosis or arteriosclerosis),
  
• eye damage, and
  
• stroke.

Low blood pressure (hypotension) is pressure so low it causes symptoms or signs due to the low flow of blood through the arteries and veins. When the flow of blood is too low to deliver enough oxygen and nutrients to vital organs such as the brain, heart, and kidney, the organs do not function normally and may be temporarily or permanently damaged.

Unlike high blood pressure, low blood pressure is defined primarily by signs and symptoms of low blood flow and not by a specific blood pressure number. Some individuals routinely may have blood pressures of 90/50 with no symptoms and therefore do not have low blood pressure. However, others who normally have higher blood pressures may develop symptoms of low blood pressure if their blood pressure drops to 100/60.

Is low blood pressure bad for your health?

People who have lower blood pressures have a lower risk of stroke, kidney disease, and heart disease. Athletes, people who exercise regularly, people who maintain ideal body weight, and non-smokers tend to have lower blood pressures. Therefore, low blood pressure is desirable as long as it is not low enough to cause symptoms and damage to the organs in the body.

Symptoms

Symptoms may include:

• Blurry vision - mine is worst
• Confusion - haha... 
• Dizziness - Always face this
• Fainting (syncope)
• Light-headedness - Frequently
• Sleepiness - Yes !!
• Weakness - I couldnt stand at all!
  
  
  Source :http://www.medicinenet.com