Sinusitis

[Barbarossa]

I had my adenoids out as a youngling also, because I used to get horrible ear infections.

I did used to get sinusitis alot, but a couple of years ago I had an operation to widen my nasal cavities (or something) and I don't get it anymore.

The operation was pretty gross though, and the recovery wasn't nice. I had to sleep at a 45 degree angle for 2 weeks in case I got nosebleeds in the night.

That is the kind of morbidity I was talking about.I have to do the surgery someday, but i am afraid.Surgery is the only thing that removes the cause of sinusitis.

I really think you probably shouldn't be allowed with a scalpel anywhere near vulnerable people

[clocker]

I really think you probably shouldn't be allowed with a scalpel anywhere near vulnerable people

But feel free to hack away at the invulnerable...by definition, they can take it.

[anoneemuse]

[QPD]

That is the kind of morbidity I was talking about.I have to do the surgery someday, but i am afraid.Surgery is the only thing that removes the cause of sinusitis.

I really think you probably shouldn't be allowed with a scalpel anywhere near vulnerable people

With a drill,,,

[Afronaut]

Thank you very much. A quality conversation a'la internets.

I needed to find this.

[Biggles]

I am feeling a bit better btw - talk of scalpels can do that apparently

[eram]

worst patients are the patients who google shit and think they graduated now . may they burn in hell

[Barbarossa]

[eram]

excuse my english but they are really annoying.google makes every patient feel that they are close to death

[Skweeky]

And you are a medical student, oui?