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waffliesinyoface · 5 months
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its been long enough without adhd meds that my body is no longer adapted to them
which is to say i get to experience the fun initial side effects again, ie: godawful headaches. the price of being able to use my brain...
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i-cant-sing · 5 months
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TELL US SNOW! SHARE THE FILTH WITH US PLEASE!
Everyone is going to regret this-
You know how there's yanderes who... mix body fluids in food and then feed it to you?
Well.... what if.... the body fluid in question was not blood ... or something NSFW, but like...
Pus?
🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢
The thing is... its so disgusting because there's only a very limited amount of pus you can use at one time before it has to reaccumulate... so is the yandere storing his pus until he has enough to mix it in? And where exactly is his source of pus coming from? Acne? Cysts? Or-
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avoidantrecovery · 7 months
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“The flight-freeze type avoids potential relationship-retraumatization with an obsessive-compulsive/dissociative "two-step." Step one is working to complete exhaustion. Step two is collapsing into extreme "veging out", and waiting until his energy reaccumulates enough to relaunch into step one. The price for this type of no-longer-necessary safety is a severely narrowed existence.”
— The Flight-Freeze Hybrid, Complex PTSD: From Surviving to Thriving by Pete Walker
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alazyparallelworld · 1 year
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temporary / permanent moving costs
the sob story: i am bedbound, unemployable, in wait for SSI, yada yada - due to an ongoing pest problem i am going to either temp. or permanently leave my apartment, and i could use help. rather, i really need help.
i do have commissions, but please keep in mind that there will be a delay in both accepting and completing them.
the 'lofty' goal is $500 USD. for donations, please go through my ko-fi, and contact me thru DMs for either commissions or for other info.
THE FINER, AND CLARIFYING DETAILS ARE UNDER THE CUT
i moved into my current apt. in 2020. on day one, prior to me moving anything in, i discovered pests. i complained immediately, and due to the "unique circumstances," as there was no way i caused the pests, my then-landlords offered hiring n paying for extermination… if i could afford the temp. hotel stay. i couldn't, and i had to move in and bear it for the foreseeable future.
throughout the years, i tried applying pesticides of my own and making grievances. the pest in question is not included in my area's code of conduct, as such the organization that pays my rent Cannot rehouse me nor pay the rent if i was to move on my own volition, and most importantly - my landlord is not at all responsible for extermination or temp. rehousing, as the particular infestation isn't an "unlivable" environment per the code inspector.
however, this unsanitary condition is in violation of my state's APS + my individual caregiving services' terms. a report was made, and in response my current landlord is attempting remedies. there are two possible solutions: i am temp. rehoused while the extermination occurs,
or,
i am permanently rehoused into another (nonapartment) property of my landlord's, and the extermination occurs afterwards.
for a Variety of Reasons, me, the landlord, and my caregiving company all agree that the second option is ideal. for example, i would have more space for assistive devices, i.e a powerchair and exercise equipment.
my plan was always: move ASAP upon SSI approval/backpay, get rid of all of my furniture, and reaccumulate per payment. i do not have the money to get some basic necessities upon an impromptu move, nor moving services for misc. valuables…
most importantly: i am bedbound! so, I REALLY NEED A BED. that is the most costly part of the goal. otherwise, i will need a new desk and organizers, that sort of thing, atop the moving help…
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fxxreveryxung · 3 months
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What am I leaving when I’m done here?
► GENERAL INFORMATION
FULL NAME: PARK YI-JUN
NICKNAME(S): HENRY
AGE:  THIRTY-THREE
DATE OF BIRTH: JANUARY 12
GENDER: CISMALE
NATIONALITY: KOREAN
HERITAGE: ASIAN
SPOKEN LANGUAGE(S): KOREAN, ENGLISH
OCCUPATION: JUNIOR ATTORNEY AT PARK LAW GROUP
RELIGION: NON-COMMITTED
SEXUALITY: STRAIGHT
► BACKGROUND
HOMETOWN: DAEBANG-DONG, SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA 
CURRENT RESIDENCE: MYEONGDONG, SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA
FINANCIAL STATUS: HIGH CLASS
EDUCATION LEVEL: MASTER OF LAW
FAMILIAL CONNECTIONS: 
PATERNAL GRANDFATHER: PARK DAE [CHAIRMAN OF PARK LAW GROUP]
MOTHER: PARK BORA
FATHER: PARK HOON [MANAGING PARTNER OF PARK LAW GROUP]
ROMANTIC CONNECTIONS: 
LEE SOO-MIN[CRUSH]: Soo-min is Yi-jun’s current paralegal. However, during their time working together, Yi-jun developed a crush on the quiet and soft-spoken woman. 
SEO EUN-SOOK [EX-WIFE]: Eun-sook and Yi-jun met when he returned back to Seoul to attend Yonsei University law school. They were fast friends during their first year of the program. Their friendship developed into more once they returned from summer break. It wasn’t long after the two married in a private ceremony. Their relationship was loving for the first few years. However, once they graduated from university things shifted and they grew apart. Two years later, Eun-sook filed for divorce citing irreconcilable differences. In reality she simply fell out of love with Yi-jun. They parted ways shortly after. 
PLATONIC CONNECTIONS: 
JUNG SOOJIN [BEST FRIEND]: Soojun and Yi-jun were friends from grade school. Over the years, they have grown closer and Yi-jun considers her his family. 
YOO MA-RIN [BEST FRIEND]: Same with Ma-rin, Yi-jun met her in grade school and hasn’t been able to shake her since. Soojin, Yi-jun and Ma-rin are known as the three musketeers. 
CHO JUN-HO [FRIEND]
SEO MIN-HO [FRIEND]
► EXTRA INFORMATION
JUNG TYPE: INTP 
ZODIAC: CAPRICORN
TROPES: OFFICE ROMANCE ; DIVORCEE
► PAST
CHILDHOOD: Yi-jun had a normal childhood. His parents were both doting and kind. He never needed much. Overall, he was a happy child. From the beginning he liked academics and this showed throughout his grade school years where he performed at the top of his class. He could always be found reading or watching some random documentary. It wasn’t until his grandfather took him to work that he realized he wanted to be like his Haraboji. This pleased both his father and grandfather immensely. Though he grew up in a higher social standing, he often hung around regular children. This helped him evolve into someone who often strayed away from the comforts that his family’s social position offered. 
ADOLESCENCE: Throughout his adolescence years, Yi-jun focused on his studies. Opting to burrow in a novel than hang around people. However, this didn’t apply to Ma-rin and Soojun, the two girls he’d met on his first day of kindergarten. At the age of sixteen, he decided he wanted to follow his father’s footsteps and study abroad. Studying hard helped him to graduate earlier than most and when he applied, he got accepted into Harvard University. Yi-jun’s time completing his undergraduate degree was uneventful. He met interesting people and joined a fraternity that opened his eyes even more to many cultural differences. This made him miss home and when he was close to graduating with a Bachelors in pre-law, he decided to attend law school in Seoul. 
ADULTHOOD: Returning home was heaven and he became reaccumulated. During his first year of law school, he met Seo Eun-sook and fell in love with her. The pair would later get married during their second year of school. His family approved of their union seeing as how Eun-sook’s family owned one of the most popular media groups in South Korea. However, their happiness didn’t last and two years after tying the knot, the two divorced. Yi-jun’s divorce was deeply frowned upon by his parents but even more so by his grandfather. Many years went by without the two speaking. This was the first time Yi-jun felt inadequate. Originally, his grandfather had spoken to him about one day running Park Law Group, however, during this time this promise became a tenacious topic. Yi-jun decided to forge his own path after this and took a position with the Supreme Prosecutors office as a public defender. This decision created a chasm of distance between his family. Lacking any care for their disapproval, he worked with the Supreme Prosecutors office for a number of years before his grandfather approached him. Though their relationship wasn’t the same, Yi-jun and his grandfather began working on mending it. Shortly after, his grandfather stepped down as managing partner and his father stepped into the role. During this time, his father brought Yi-jun to the firm as an associate where he worked his way up to junior partner. It is not well known that he is a part of the Park family lineage. This is a secret Yi-jun is willing to keep. 
► PERSONALITY
Quiet (+)
Flexible (+)
Soft-spoken (+)
Intelligent (+)
Curious (+)
Discreet  (-)
Empathic (+)
Genuine (+)
Good natured (+)
Individualistic (-)
Closed-off  (-)
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the-tzimisce · 3 months
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anesthesia lowkey felt like you die in the transporter and get reassembled though. like every time I've been sedated for a smaller procedure (lowkey a hobby of mine in like 2021-22 apparently) I popped right up off the table in the best mood of my life and desperate for a chicken and rice. this time its been 24 hours and I still feel like I'm reaccumulating the memories of my former life a little
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brightgnosis · 9 months
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I need to call the bank at some point and see what the balance is on the loan for my Hearing Aids, and calculate how long it'll be until it's payed off. I think we should be at the 1 year mark, or close to- and if I remember correctly, it was only a 2 year loan with minimal interest. So we should be roughly halfway through it right about now- plus a couple months for the interest accumulation, give or take?
Once it is paid off finally, it'll be so much easier to pay down some of this medical debt I've reaccumulated. Especially now that we've stabilized me on a good medication routine and I should finally be transitioning into just doing once yearly wellness exams after this next appointment (unless my bloodwork comes back sketchy. But I don't think it will).
I've just gotta hold my breath a little longer.
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dreamywakes · 1 year
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Hiatus Warning
If you’re seeing this then my queue must’ve finally ran out. Due to some problems that I faced with Sims 3 and being in my last semester of college I’ll be going on a bit of a hiatus. I’ll probably still be around, however, I won’t be posting much if any at all until after graduation in May. I need time to reaccumulate cc TS3. I also need time to destress from all the work that is being put on me from classes. The Sims series isn’t always my go to games to destress so I haven’t been putting much time into the games recently. Right now my go to thing to destress with is actually Webtoons. I’ll be back once I finish all my work for school.
In all honesty, I don’t have my Dewdrop save anymore. I kinda deleted a lot of saves and sims for space when I realized I wouldn’t be playing for a while (I was really frustrated with CAS not working and decided to delete everything). I’ll either start a new legacy completely or make a sim to act as heir to start Gen 6. Or both... I’ll probably do both. 
Edit: Since queuing this I have got the game, cc, and mods to work work again. I still don’t know when I’ll be able to play and collect a queue. For now, I’ll say there’ll probably be little posts (if any) until graduation.
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At 399 followers, thank God it took this long to reaccumulate .
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daniellesayshi · 11 months
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tw: cancer
my luna very likely has cancer and I can’t deal with this
she’s lost weight and went to the vet on wednesday. they said they felt a mass and got her scheduled for an ultrasound that was supposed to be tomorrow.
yesterday she had labored breathing so we took her to the emergency vet who said she had pleural effusions. pleural effusions are usually caused by congestive heart failure or cancer. they did a thoracocentesis to help her breathe but also did x rays and showed us images of her abdomen that showed a big mass around her intestines. the vet said she’s all but certain this is cancer. they’re sending the pleural fluid for cytology to test for malignant cells - we should have an answer tomorrow.
she’s only 5 years old. my heart is shattered. we got her a month after max died because we couldn’t handle how quiet the house was without him. she is the most perfect, well-behaved cat and reminds us so much of our max - we swear sometimes that she’s part dog and he’s still with us in her. she is the sweetest little angel who has never once bitten or scratched us (or anyone) in the entire time we’ve had her. we never even heard her hiss the first few years we had her - even then, the only time she ever hisses is if she meets a new cat. she basically took on the role of mama to milo and phoebe when we found them at 4 weeks old.
the vet was telling us what options we had and it was so, so hard trying to be the objective decision maker. my mom was with me but she was crying and she deferred everything to me because she says I’m “in the medical field”. we know we aren’t going to put her through chemo. the vet said we can do steroids, which can have some treatment effect. I asked how long that gives her and she told us maybe a month. we cancelled her ultrasound tomorrow because there honestly is no point - it’s not going to tell us anything we don’t already know, and it will just make her anxious having to leave home and be sedated again.
I’m watching her right now and crying because I just can’t come to terms with this. she’s already breathing hard again, so her pleural effusions have likely reaccumulated <24h after being drained. it’s not a good sign - we don’t want her to suffer but god I’m just not ready. my little brother doesn’t know - he’s in rhode island, we didn’t tell him about the weight loss because we wanted to have more information from the ultrasound and a plan before telling him and having him be upset. things have escalated so quickly and we’re just so blindsided by this. we thought we had more time. she has been a perfectly normal, healthy cat and now within the span of a few weeks, from the first time we noticed her weight loss, we are dealing with the reality of having to put her to sleep very soon. my brother comes home next week and I want him to be able to say goodbye to her, but with her effusions I’m not even sure that will happen.
it was so different with max. equally as heartbreaking, but he was older, and his decline happened over months - not weeks/days. we knew it was coming, had wanted to get through the holidays but it just wasn’t happening. we lost him a week before my birthday, right after thanksgiving. I went to the vet with my dad and was there for his last moments, and honestly it was awful. I don’t know that I can do it again. I will do it for luna so that she’s not alone, but god I don’t want to do it.
I want so badly to help her, but what can we do? there is nothing but prolonging the inevitable, and the options that would give us more time would destroy her quality of life and make her suffer.
we never intended to have 3 cats - milo and phoebe were stray kittens we found right at the start of covid, and no one would take them because shelters were closed. they ended up being ours because we got too attached, so then there were 3. the thought of going from 3 to 2 just feels so wrong. but it’s going to happen and there’s nothing I can do to stop it.
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spnfemslashbang · 2 years
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Title: Wild Springs
Author: MiracleofWinchester
Artist: Solstheim
Rating: Mature
Pairings: Jody Mills/Donna Hanscum, Mary Winchester/Ellen Harvelle, Jody Mills & Alex Jones, Jody Mills & the Winchester-Harvelles, other background pairings mentioned
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Tags: Found Family, new beginings, self-discovery, The Roadhouse, wayward sisters
Posting Date: August 22
Summary: After moving away from their life at Sioux Falls, Jody and her daughter, Alex, make their way to Lawrence, where they find a different kind of family than they ever thought they could ever become, they find friends and a community that would last for a lifetime.
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Seemingly out of nowhere, a swirl of incoherent thought is investing her brain, making her head swim so hard that her eyes couldn’t focus on the letters down on the page she’s been reading anymore. She starts over. Stubbornly tracing the words all the way from the top again. It doesn’t help. The thoughts are getting louder, more obnoxious. She couldn’t concentrate. After a while, Jody deems that continuing reading while her mind is thoroughly occupied is a worthless endeavor. She closes the book then she goes to return it to its place before going back to sit in silence again. Still adamant about her so far unsuccessful attempt to not think about anything. Not the emptiness that was slowly, but without doubt, starting to crawl its way into her mind. Shaking the relatively new peace Jody has been trying to keep as her, and Alex’s, new normal. Not the beautiful stranger, with dancing deep eyes, and a smile that was as sweet as anything. If not even better. Not to think about how romance was the furthest thing from her mind for so long now that she doesn’t quite know if she still had it in her anymore. And not whole she still doesn’t feel like she truly belongs, hasn’t felt that for years now, not to a place, never to a house. Or a city or a town. Not how she was afraid that the move they just made, uprooting their whole lives and transferring it to somewhere new, wouldn't be the change their small family needed in the long run. Not about how she still sometimes feels uncertain if she is doing the right thing for Alex’s well-being. If her being Alex’s one adult influence is the right thing for the kid. If that would make Alex even unconsciously turn slowly into a miniature copy of Jody. if she would feel or think that she has to be like Jody, and exactly like Jody to survive. Not about how she’s been constantly terrified that her daughter will never let herself learn how to live. Not just seek survival. Closing her eyes, Jody sighs. Taking a long breath in and then releasing it slowly in a practiced rhythm. Then she did it again. And again until the slow heat of anxiety that was beginning to burn her nerves just now all but died down. With her mood completely shifted, she closes her eyes trying to let the easiness of earlier regroup and reaccumulate in her brain. She lets her head fall back to rest on the back of her chair, attempting a quick form of meditation as best as she can with the liveliness of the place around her. Regulating her thoughts and feelings into a semi-organized mass to be revoked and valued later. When she has both the brain and energy to do so. For now, she waits.
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o5-blackbird · 2 years
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Out of curiosity, why do things not come back out of the fishbowl? Because of how wet cat-y Experimenter and everything he touches get?
No, he unfortunately has a tendency of taking things apart. Occasionally we will provide him with things with that goal in mind in order to try to ease his process of reaccumulating — such as with that laptop that one time — but it is generally best to not put anything in his cell that we are not open to losing.
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ubaid214 · 4 months
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Mainz Makeover: Transforming Rooms Through Removing Out
Nestled along the banks of the Rhine River, Mainz boasts a rich history and vibrant culture that captivates residents and visitors alike. However, amidst the charm of this German city, clutter can often accumulate, dampening the joy of living in such a picturesque locale. In this article, we delve into the art and science of decluttering Mainz, offering insights and strategies for a refreshed and revitalized living environment. Entrümpelung Mainz
Understanding the Clutter Conundrum
Clutter isn't just physical disarray; it can also clutter the mind, hindering productivity and peace. In Mainz, as in many cities, clutter tends to accumulate due to various factors: busy lifestyles, sentimental attachments, and a lack of organizational systems. Recognizing the detrimental effects of clutter is the first step toward reclaiming space and serenity in your Mainz abode.
Embracing the Decluttering Mindset
To embark on a successful decluttering journey in Mainz, one must adopt a mindset of intentionality and determination. Start by envisioning your ideal living space – a sanctuary where every item serves a purpose or sparks joy. With this vision in mind, you can begin the process of sorting, organizing, and letting go of excess possessions.
The Clearing Out Process
Assessment: Begin by surveying each room in your Mainz home, taking note of areas overwhelmed by clutter. Identify items that are essential, meaningful, or redundant.
Sorting: Divide belongings into categories such as keep, donate, sell, and discard. Be ruthless in your decision-making, prioritizing usefulness and sentimental value.
Organizing: Implement efficient storage solutions to maximize space and minimize visual clutter. Utilize shelves, baskets, and storage containers to maintain order.
Letting Go: Release attachment to items that no longer serve a purpose or bring joy. Donate gently used items to local charities or host a neighborhood garage sale to give belongings a new lease on life.
Benefits of a Clutter-Free Mainz
Clearing out Mainz goes beyond mere tidiness; it cultivates a sense of liberation and tranquility. By simplifying your living environment, you create space for creativity, relaxation, and meaningful connections. A clutter-free Mainz home fosters mental clarity and enhances overall well-being, allowing you to fully embrace the beauty and energy of this historic city.
Sustainable Decluttering Practices
As you embark on your decluttering journey in Mainz, consider adopting sustainable practices to minimize waste and promote environmental stewardship. Opt for eco-friendly storage solutions, such as bamboo or recycled materials, and prioritize repurposing or recycling items whenever possible. By reducing consumption and reusing resources, you contribute to a greener, more sustainable Mainz for generations to come.
Maintaining Clarity and Order
Clearing out Mainz is a transformative process, but the journey doesn't end once the clutter is cleared. To maintain a harmonious living environment, cultivate habits of organization and mindfulness. Regularly assess your belongings, practicing the art of letting go and embracing simplicity. Incorporate daily routines to tidy up spaces and prevent clutter from reaccumulating, ensuring that your Mainz home remains a haven of peace and positivity.
In conclusion, clearing out Mainz is more than just a physical task – it's a mindset shift toward intentional living and holistic well-being. By decluttering your Mainz home, you create space for joy, inspiration, and connection, enriching your experience in this enchanting city by the Rhine. So, roll up your sleeves, channel your inner minimalist, and embark on a journey toward a clutter-free Mainz and a refreshed life.
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bitcoincables · 4 months
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Predicting Bitcoin's Path: Analyst Explains Importance of Candle 4 and Post-Halving Rally
Nidhi, a Certified Digital Marketing Executive and Passionate Crypto Journalist, has shared some insights into the current state of the crypto market. According to analyst Rekt Capital, there is a developing pattern in the market known as "candle 4." This pattern is particularly important during the halving year, which is when the supply of new Bitcoins being mined is reduced by half.
Traditionally, green candles are expected in the crypto market, but currently, there are retracements causing the candles to appear red. Rekt Capital explains that this is a normal pre-halving market behavior. The historical pattern shows that the 4-year cycle resistance is typically broken after the halving event, leading to a potential rally to new highs.
At the moment, the rejection from the 4-year cycle resistance weakens with each cycle, and the breakout usually happens several months after the halving. Rekt Capital predicts a likely recovery two months before the halving, followed by another retracement, and then a transition into the reaccumulation period. While a rejection from the 4-year cycle resistance around $46,000 is expected, breaking beyond this resistance is anticipated after the halving event.
This analysis highlights the cyclical nature of Bitcoin's market and the historical patterns seen during halving events. Rekt Capital suggests that the current market conditions offer a good opportunity for investors, as they could take advantage of the lower prices before a potential rally post-halving. However, it's important to note that specific price points were not provided in the original content.
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#Cryptocurrency #Bitcoin #Blockchain #Halving
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j-eva90 · 8 months
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Osseous Surgery Treatment: A Solution for Gum Disease
Gum disease, also known as periodontal disease, is a prevalent oral health issue that affects millions of people worldwide. It can range from mild gingivitis to severe periodontitis, causing gum inflammation, bleeding, and even tooth loss. While preventive measures like regular dental check-ups and good oral hygiene can help, advanced cases often require more intensive treatments osseous surgery.
Understanding Osseous Surgery
Osseous surgery, also known as flap surgery or pocket reduction surgery, is a specialized dental procedure designed to treat advanced gum disease treatment. This surgical intervention targets the underlying cause of gum disease by removing diseased tissue and reshaping the bone that supports the teeth.
The Procedure
1. Anesthesia: The procedure begins with local anesthesia to ensure the patient's comfort and minimize pain during the surgery.
2. Flap Creation: The dentist or periodontist makes small incisions in the gum tissue to create a "flap" that provides access to the tooth roots and surrounding bone.
3. Cleaning and Smoothing: The dentist then cleans the tooth roots and the bone, removing bacteria, plaque, and calculus (tartar). The rough surfaces of the bone may also be smoothed to prevent the reaccumulation of harmful bacteria.
4. Flap Reattachment: After thorough cleaning and reshaping, the gum flap is repositioned and sutured back into place. This ensures a tight fit around the tooth and encourages the gum tissue to heal properly.
Benefits of Osseous Surgery
1. Halt Disease Progression: Osseous surgery effectively stops the progression of gum disease, preventing further damage to the supporting bone and teeth.
2. Improved Oral Health: With the removal of diseased tissue and thorough cleaning, patients experience a significant reduction in gum inflammation, bleeding, and discomfort.
3. Enhanced Aesthetic Appeal: Osseous surgery can also improve the appearance of the gums and teeth by reducing the depth of periodontal pockets and enhancing the contours of the gumline.
4. Tooth Preservation: By addressing gum disease in its advanced stages, osseous surgery can help save teeth that might otherwise be lost to periodontitis.
Osseous surgery is a valuable treatment option for individuals suffering from advanced gum disease. It offers a comprehensive solution by addressing the root cause of the condition and promoting the healing and regeneration of gum tissue and supporting bone.
If you suspect you have gum disease or have been diagnosed with it, consult a dentist in 77079 TX who can assess your condition and determine the most appropriate treatment dentist near you plan, which may include osseous surgery to help restore your oral health and preserve your smile. Remember, early detection and intervention are key to preventing the progression of gum disease.
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tx-hospital · 8 months
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"The Road to Relief: What to Expect from Hydrocelectomy Surgery"
Hydrocelectomy surgery is a medical procedure performed to treat a hydrocele, which is the accumulation of fluid in the scrotum. A hydrocele can cause discomfort, pain, or swelling in the scrotal area and may require surgical intervention when it becomes symptomatic or bothersome.
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Indications for Hydrocelectomy Surgery:
Hydrocelectomy surgery is typically considered in the following situations:
Symptomatic Hydrocele: When the hydrocele causes pain, discomfort, or swelling in the scrotum, it may require surgical treatment.
Large or Growing Hydrocele: Hydroceles that continue to grow or become significantly enlarged may be surgically removed to alleviate symptoms and prevent complications.
The Hydrocelectomy Procedure:
The surgical procedure for hydrocelectomy involves the following steps:
Anesthesia: The patient is typically placed under local or general anesthesia to ensure they are comfortable and pain-free during the surgery.
Incision: The surgeon makes a small incision in the scrotum or lower abdomen, depending on the size and location of the hydrocele.
Draining and Removal: The fluid inside the hydrocele is drained, and the sac that held the fluid is removed or repositioned to prevent reaccumulation. In some cases, the sac may be removed entirely, while in others, it may be reattached to the body to prevent recurrence.
Closure: The incision is closed with sutures, and sterile dressings are applied to the surgical site.
Recovery After Hydrocelectomy Surgery:
Recovery from hydrocelectomy surgery varies from person to person but generally involves the following:
Pain Management: Pain and discomfort are common after surgery and can be managed with pain medications prescribed by the surgeon.
Scrotal Support: Patients are often advised to wear supportive underwear, such as a jockstrap, to reduce swelling and provide support to the scrotum during the healing process.
Activity Restrictions: Rest and limited physical activity are usually recommended for a few days to weeks following surgery, depending on the individual's recovery progress.
Follow-up Care: Patients are typically scheduled for follow-up appointments with their healthcare provider to monitor the healing process and remove any sutures if necessary.
Potential Risks and Complications:
Like any surgical procedure, hydrocelectomy surgery carries some risks and potential complications, including infection, bleeding, scrotal hematoma, or recurrence of the hydrocele.
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