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Date Posted: 06:41:23 10/20/22 Thu
Author: David Meier
Subject: Re: BOY, 13yo, North America, surgery for hernia , urethral blockage and appendix removal
In reply to: GarrWy 's message, "Re: BOY, 13yo, North America, surgery for hernia , urethral blockage and appendix removal" on 23:09:59 10/19/22 Wed

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This was my question. When i got my exam at the sage of seven a number of kids got their Appendix out and some Not. Me neither. So the question is how the docs selected which kid will loose abd which don‘t.

Greetings,
David Meier



Appendix removal could be for tissue harvesting. Also
>I have heard of removing the appendix during abdominal
>surgery for other issues in the same area just to get
>rid it, so the patient can never have appendicitis and
>will never require a second abdominal surgery in the
>future for removal of the appendix. It's a case of
>prophylactic removal of the appendix. Like "while
>we're in there, let's just get rid of that risk too."
>
>>BOY, 13yo, North America, surgery for hernia ,
>>urethral blockage and appendix removal
>>
>>I am male. The procedure happened as early teen, 13,
>>in North America, in the years 2000-2009, in a
>>childrens hospital. My mom brought me. I had an exam
>>or surgery in my stomach area when I was 13. My doctor
>>found that I had something called a hernia and I
>>needed an operation to fix it. My mom and doctor said
>>that, well I was being operated, on they had to remove
>>my appendix and fix a blockage in one of my uretors.
>>
>>
>>PREPARATIONS FOR THE PROCEDURE
>>
>>I was given sedative medicines through my mouth. I was
>>given medication intravenously. They gave me gas
>>through a mask. I was unconscious all the time. The
>>procedure happened in a hospital. Hernia repair.
>>
>>
>>ARRANGEMENTS AFTER THE PROCEDURE
>>
>>They checked my urine output alot after. I had UVs for
>>pain medication and some saline. No breathing tube,
>>just a mask. I had catheter, so that they could make
>>sure I was peeing ok. Heartbeat monitor. I was
>>examined every two hours the first day I was out of
>>surgery, after that until I went home it was every six
>>hours.
>>
>>
>>SYMPTOMS AFTER THE PRoCEDURE
>>
>>I had pain, irritition or other problems in my mouth.
>>I had pain, irritation or other problems in my urethra
>>or bladder. The time for the procedure or before
>>waking up was at least twice as long than expected.
>>When I woke up I had pain in my throat and my belly.
>>
>>
>>COMMENTS
>>
>>This was a surgery where hernia was one purpose, and
>>that they fixed an urether and removed the appendix
>>also. It looks like they made the incision in such a
>>way that they could look for other problems than just
>>the hernia. I suspect he did not have any appendix
>>problem, but that they took it out to harvest tissue
>>for other purposes than the good of the boy.
>>
>>Knut Holt
>>
>>https://www.panteraconsulting.com

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