Yesterday I had fat removed from my upper body, arms, and abdomen My first goal for this surgery was to survive and open my eyes afterward, and thankfully I did survive lololol. And everyone said the hardest part after surgery is getting up, and seriously.. getting up after lying down once is the worst I had a large-volume extraction, so on the first day after surgery I got an iron injection, but I was still severely dizzy on the way home and after I got home After getting home, even sitting for just a little made me feel like I would just collapse, so I couldn’t even sit properly for 10 minutes.. Thankfully, the dizziness got better right away if I lay down and raised my legs. While disinfecting, I briefly took off the compression garment, and maybe because blood suddenly rushed through my whole body, I got tinnitus and suddenly became extremely, extremely dizzy. It really felt like I would collapse right there if no one supported me (orthostatic hypotension times 100.. my face and lips also turned pale white like a corpse). So I urgently asked the person with me to support me and lay me down right away, and I barely survived.. If I had been alone, I thought I might have fallen, hit something, and died Emergency measures when you’re severely dizzy after large-volume liposuction are lying down, drinking a sweet beverage, and if it’s too severe, taking liquid iron. I decided to do full-body liposuction, so the second surgery is lower body, but they say lower body is several times harder than upper body, so I’m already worried sigh
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