Man I’ve got a headache. Not so bad that I won’t write our
super fantastic tip. Ready?
BEWARE OF HERNIAS. Odd kind of tip, I realize that.
But it is important nonetheless. Depending on what goals you are trying to
achieve you may put pressure on a spot on your body where you had a tumor
removed. It goes kind of like this – you go in and they remove a tumor, some
surgeon gives you a preliminary diagnosis of lymphoma, when you achieve the
minimum amount of healing you go to the hematologist, and he says, “Holy Toledo
you have Burkitt’s, we need to get you to the hospital to start chemo.”
The problem is, the minimum amount of healing isn’t complete
healing. So when you start chemo and your platelets drop, the internal healing
of you incision and other stuff they cut through can slow way down and even
occur unevenly.
So depending on your goals, you might feel a pull here or tension
there, or even a teensy weensy lump near the incision, which might be some type
of hernia.
If you feel this and are planning to run a marathon get you
surgeon to give this a second look.
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