From the night going from the first day (day of surgery) to the second day, the area between my eyebrows started swelling. My eyes were slightly swollen too. Of course, I spent the whole day just looking in the mirror. Maybe because I kept staring only between my eyebrows, I stayed up all night thinking, Is the swelling bad? Is this pooled blood? (worry)
My nose was blocked with cotton, so it was hard to breathe, my mouth kept getting completely dry, when I tried to sleep my throat felt parched so I couldn't sleep, and when I ate something I couldn't taste it.
After surgery they told me to come in tomorrow, so I went to the clinic, and they removed the cotton that had been inside my nose, disinfected it, and disinfected my ear too. They said blood had pooled in my ear and pressed it to remove it, and I went, Ah! Ah!! Tears rolled down... While they were putting a bandage back on my ear, I was rummaging through my padded jacket for tissues to wipe my tears and wiping themㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ Once the cotton came out, I could breathe, so I felt a small bit of happiness. Oh, and as soon as the doctor saw me, he told me to do ice packs diligently. The nurses too... I did do them diligently though... dejected..
I came home, made porridge by myself and ate it, took medicine, applied cold packs, slept, and swelled. I already have a constitution that swells easily, so if I eat ramen at night and go to school the next day, junior: You ate ramen yesterday, right? me: chills junior: Looks like you ate five packets me... Anyway, right now my face feels like I ate 20 packets of ramen.
ps. The swelling between my eyebrows is better than on the first day. Now it's gradually moving downward to my eyes, cheeks, and upper lip.
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