Maybe because I was wearing the pain-control kit.. On the day of surgery, aside from the car jolting over speed bumps on the way home, I didn’t have any pain.. It was just.. the antibiotics... On the day of surgery, they told me to go to the pharmacy and get the medicine filled.. They said it was antibiotics and medication to prevent capsular contracture... First I’m supposed to finish the antibiotics.. then take the medication to prevent capsular contracture... I have to take them for a total of 3 months... Maybe this medicine is really strong... On the day of surgery, I came home, ate some simple porridge, and took the medicine... but at dawn my stomach hurt, so I only slept for 3 hours.. Because of the anesthesia, gas kept coming up, so I felt nauseous, but not enough to throw up.. I burped often.. (this also varies by person) <The next day> I went to the hospital and, while learning how to apply the band, I told the nurse... She said they couldn’t change the medicine.. and that if my stomach really felt raw, it would be okay to take a liquid stomach protectant, so I bought some on the way home... That day, learning how to wear the band and making the next appointment.. all together took 10 minutes.. I wear the band all day.. They said I can take it off only during meals.. When going to the hospital and coming back home, I rode in my boyfriend’s car.. and this time the speed bumps weren’t a problem.. When I got home, I took off the band and showed my boyfriend.. maybe it looked really painful, because his expression was... Then he said it was pretty.. He said it looked too big, so I told him it was because of swelling.. He seemed relieved when I said it would get smaller...^^;;; He asked if he could touch it lightly, so I told him to go ahead.. When applying the band.. the sensation felt a bit strange, but it didn’t hurt much... As long as you don’t deliberately move the implant, lightly cupping it doesn’t hurt.. The condition is very firm.. and it feels a bit uncomfortable to touch.. There was less bruising than I expected.. After eating the Gelphos I bought, having a meal, and taking the medicine.. my stomach was okay... And then in the evening, I didn’t take Gelphos, ate dinner, and took the medicine, and I was okay.. I expected to be totally wiped out after surgery.. but I was so energetic that not only I was surprised, my boyfriend was also flustered by it.. I realized that people saying you can have surgery on Friday and go to work on Monday isn’t a lie.. Still, since I was a patient, my boyfriend cooked for me and cleaned too.. and that’s how I spent the day.. Until that day, just in case pain might start.. I piled up blankets and pillows and slept with my upper body raised... <Day 3> My breasts feel a little tight.. and it feels like the bruising is moving downward... so the area near my ribs feels slightly stiff... Maybe because I touched them a bit yesterday, my breasts seem a little less hard.. I try gently pushing the implants little by little... but the feeling is.. not great~ The band is worn to prevent them from moving upward and to help bring them together.. but it’s more comfortable when I have it off.. That’s the current situation so far.. If I remember anything later or if there are questions, I’ll post again then
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