therogis
ʙʟᴏᴏᴅ ғᴏʀ ғʀᴇᴇᴅᴏᴍ
Without going into extensive detail, I work in the medical device field, specifically in Interventional Cardiology and Vascular Access. Regarding blood clots, something I usually recommend people ask their doctors about is getting a thrombectomy, which is a non-invasive surgery where they make a small incision on the leg or arm and run a catheter up through your artery to the clotted area and remove it with suction and saline. I used to be the guy that tested each and every single units to make sure the input/output pressure was in spec. I'm just bringing this up because sometimes patients aren't always aware of the options out there
I'll just skip a further dive into this because of...
Sorry @Xeroxis I'm having a glucose tolerance test tomorrow morning and I'm trying to keep my last supper inside my stomach for a while.I don't care about the pain, it doesn't hurt too much. Just that thinking about, and even mentioning, veins, arteries and especially tendons (ugh) makes me nauseous.
Which is why I should not write any longer message about this
I nearly fainted last time. That was because the lab was incredibly silent so I could actually hear how my blood rushes to the end of the test tube. And the next test tube... and the next...
Okay so now I'll have to sit here for a while before getting up...
Fun fact, after elementary school I applied to practical nurse school. I quitted it pretty soon and never graduated. Guess why...
CT: just started watching Queen's Gambit with my spouse and I'm hooked.
Seems like he knew what he was doing, because now I want to train some chess again
I'm not good at it, but something like a year ago I just thought it'd be good for self-improvement. Now it's been some months since I played last time. Nevertheless, it's great to actually understand something about the game in QG