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General Category => Functional Surgery Questions => Topic started by: Hope on March 24, 2018, 12:50:49 PM
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Hi there!
Had lower jaw surgery
Doc told me: for 4 weeks:
- no running (too much 'shocks' tremors)
- don't bite anything, only eat stuff that you can eat without any chewing at all)
- don't blow your nose, don't sneeze
- no hotness (sauna, sunbathing)
What i forgot to ask:
- is working out ok? (push ups and stuff)
- is sex ok?
Thanks
ps
Yea, i know i will ask Doc on the next date, but it's in like 10 days
Had Underbite -> edit: i am a dummy, i mean overbite. Lower jaw was recessed, too far back
lower Jaw surgery, lower jaw was moved forward
BSSO, 2xVac, Vircy + Monocryl, intraop iv.
simple osteotomy
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What i forgot to ask:
- is working out ok? (push ups and stuff)
No.
- is sex ok?
Probably yes, except for oral.
Had Underbite, lower Jaw surgery, lower jaw was moved forward
Are you sure? That would mean the surgeon increased your underbite.
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Thanks!
Yes, right i made mistake - overbite i mean!
Lower jaw was recessed, too far back
This is not important but i was just wondering of the reason why exercising is bad after a surgery. Because high blood pressure is bad when recovering from surgery?
Anyway, it seems like any sex that makes me move a lot and makes me sweat or something is also forbidden.
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High bloodflow means more risk for bleeding and/or more swelling.
Why do you even want to exercise so soon after surgery? Just chill out for 8 weeks.
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I am on Day 6 after the operation and i have a hard time falling asleep because of the pain.
Feels like my lower jaw is totally cramped.
I tried seractil and parkemed, both painkillers don't seem to work superwell. Still hurts, can't really feel when the painkillers start or stop working it seems.
I feel kinda sleepy in the day and my mind is not clear and i cannot sleep well, i thought my usual workout routine helps me be more clear in the day and better sleep at night.
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Wondering about viagra.
I guess it's also a no-go, because more blood flow and stuff. Hm. For 4 weeks?
Have a prescription, but was too shy to ask female doc.