hospitalisation
Tuesday, 17 June 2014 @ 18:04 | 0 individual(s)
And thus something I never expected to happen before occurred just a few days ago.
An operation.
Somehow I had gallbladder infection, which I believe is due to my ALL-FAT diet, which led to me having to operate and take out my gallbladder.
Now if you're wondering what gallbladder is, I did a little research and will explain it out in layman's term. A gallbladder is something pretty tiny in your digestive system, which produces bile that will aid in breaking down of fatty foods that goes to your small intestines. These bile produce overtime will produce gallstones, and though these gallstones may be harmless, in rare cases (such as mine) these gallstones may end up in the bile that is connected to your small intestine and block the passageway there. Though mine has not yet block that passageway, the gallstones has caused inflammation to my gallbladder causing pain and discomfort in my abdominal area.
And thus, gallbladder infection.
Fever, vomiting, abdominal pain. Suffered for 2 days where the first doctor I met thought I had dengue. But headed to Polyclinic on the 3rd day cause I couldn't stand the horrible situation. Got a blood/urine test, and my results were abnormal. My blood count was extreme and there was blood in my urine.
Had the Queen & Dad, 2nd brother, Elder Sister & Bro-in-law, come visit me during my 4 days stay. And nothing makes you feel better than having your family members around you at your worst times.
And especially when the love of your life is there first on scene, everyday and when he's the first one you see after your operation.
An operation.
Somehow I had gallbladder infection, which I believe is due to my ALL-FAT diet, which led to me having to operate and take out my gallbladder.
Now if you're wondering what gallbladder is, I did a little research and will explain it out in layman's term. A gallbladder is something pretty tiny in your digestive system, which produces bile that will aid in breaking down of fatty foods that goes to your small intestines. These bile produce overtime will produce gallstones, and though these gallstones may be harmless, in rare cases (such as mine) these gallstones may end up in the bile that is connected to your small intestine and block the passageway there. Though mine has not yet block that passageway, the gallstones has caused inflammation to my gallbladder causing pain and discomfort in my abdominal area.
And thus, gallbladder infection.
Fever, vomiting, abdominal pain. Suffered for 2 days where the first doctor I met thought I had dengue. But headed to Polyclinic on the 3rd day cause I couldn't stand the horrible situation. Got a blood/urine test, and my results were abnormal. My blood count was extreme and there was blood in my urine.
Had the Queen & Dad, 2nd brother, Elder Sister & Bro-in-law, come visit me during my 4 days stay. And nothing makes you feel better than having your family members around you at your worst times.
And especially when the love of your life is there first on scene, everyday and when he's the first one you see after your operation.
I love you sayang. More than you know and more than words can describe.
xx.