
Originally Posted by
niky
Yun nga... but these do not necessarily have anything to do with the early discharge, which is what the OP seems to be suggesting... and suggesting that casino bills are the reason for the early discharge. Well, if I had a lot of bills to pay, I'd keep my patients at the hospital longer so I can keep racking up consultation fees... but then, I'm not a doctor or a gambler.
And as we are discussing here, post-op infection is not unheard of.
I have a friend in the US who's had several hip surgeries, and he's experienced inflammation and complications after one or two of them. Very painful. Very inconvenient.
And yet these were done with the utmost care, and he isn't an octogenerian (not even 50). The risk of infection and complications for elderly patients is much higher, whether the procedure was done correctly or not. These things happen.
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Granted, it is possible the first doctor may have been careless, but you would have to get diagnostic procedures done to pinpoint where the first doctor did anything wrong (if he did anything wrong).