Vitrectomy is actually pretty routine. There’s really nothing to be afraid of—honestly, from what I’ve seen, it isn't scary at all. They just make a tiny incision and then you spend a few days recovering at the hospital.
Man... I honestly can't remember the name of that company in Chicago that my old classmates used to order their Littmann stethoscopes through—but I know you can get everything through them. I'll look into it and find out.
No way. Honestly, I have no clue where you'd even go for an ultrasound in San Francisco—but seriously, why doesn't she just see a gynecologist? They’re definitely the best people to talk to about this.
Linda Jones11 said:Trio Group = 👍 I saw them play at a wedding once, and they were pretty decent. I might actually have them play at my place soon too...😍
To be totally honest, I thought they were awful. The sound guy was useless, their set list was barely six or seven songs long, and they honestly just don't get music. I saw them play at a party once, and man, it was just a letdown.👎
Man, that’s rough. What actually caused your eardrum to perforate? Was it some kind of chronic middle ear infection—maybe even a cholesteatoma—or was it something else entirely?
I’ve got flat feet—plain and simple—and honestly, getting some orthopedic inserts was a total game-changer for my lower back pain. But then, something weird happened. My lumbar area just... stopped hurting. It was like that hyperlordosis finally leveled out on its own, though my neck still acts up from time to time. Seriously though, don't wait around—go see a doctor and actually listen to what they tell you.
Man, I wish it was just a scratch from some two-legged cat! 😁
Jokes aside—you mentioned the slow healing and those other symptoms, which sounds like it could be cat scratch fever. Usually, they just put you on penicillin and everything clears right up without much drama.