If you guys thought my trauma was over it was not to be. The urologist advised that my catheter needs to be cleaned everyday and also that I need to be mobilised much more than I am doing. Adding to my woes was the colostomy bag. After the drain was adjusted in view of theContinue reading “My Traumatic Stay Continues…”
Monthly Archives: January 2010
My Traumatic Stay – Part II
The next day I was shifted to the ward. Things were fine for two days. On the third day I chanced to see my wife browsing about cancer of the colon and also found that both my father and my in laws were crying whenever they look at me. I asked my wife what wasContinue reading “My Traumatic Stay – Part II”
Patient or Client?
Of late I find that the terminology patient is being replaced by the word client especially in the corporate sector. As a physician it was extremely uneasy for me to call a patient as a client since the later is used in business interactions rather than in a field that requires trusting and helping relationship.WhenContinue reading “Patient or Client?”
My Traumatic Stay In The Hospital
After meeting with the surgeons (Surgical Gastro and Urologist), it was decided that I need to be taken up for surgery ASAP. In fact myself and my wife were blasted for asking few questions like how long will the catheter be in place and that we are not interested in having either a colostomy orContinue reading “My Traumatic Stay In The Hospital”
Pain and Suffering of Three Months-Repost
My problems did not end with my hospitalisation; I believe it was just the beginning of my suffering. The pain was increasing in my abdomen and also in my urethra. If I o to the restroom I will be coming out with extreme pain and also catching my private part. I was also losing lotContinue reading “Pain and Suffering of Three Months-Repost”
ENT, Head & Neck Surgeon and Neurotologist 