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**cutedoc** · March 19th, 2009 07:09 PM

badsekktor, nope its not normal, thats uh oh, resorbable sutures resorb in a matter of weeks, non resobabable takes 7-10 take to be removed. 2 years? tsk tsk tsk see your doctor=)

**badsekktor** · March 26th, 2009 11:30 AM

Originally Posted by cutedoc

badsekktor, nope its not normal, thats uh oh, resorbable sutures resorb in a matter of weeks, non resobabable takes 7-10 take to be removed. 2 years? tsk tsk tsk see your doctor=)

hmmm....... my wife went through the procedure removing her apendix. i think that was around 2007. sabi nung doctor, sa loob daw ang ginawa nyang tahi para daw di mag-mark. mabilis naman nagheal yun wound but after 4 months na closed na yun wound meron ulit lumabas na suture, then after a year meron ulit, ngayon 2 years na meron ulit lumabas.

Medyo concerned din kasi kami since baka meron di maganda nangyari sa loob. Nung Inoperahan naman sya, she took her medications religiously. regular checkup din sa duktor na gumawa nung procedure. Bakit kaya ganon? Reputable naman yun hospital na pinuntahan namin. saka sabi ng staff nung hospital eh mahusay naman yun duktor. Dapat ba namin pacheck ulit yun inopera sa kanya?

**youngrider** · March 25th, 2010 12:21 PM

Di kaya buhayin ni Mar Roxas yung 'Medical Malpractice Bill' pag nanalo siya as VP eto ata yung ina-advocate ni Korina dati.

Masyadong daw oppressive ang bill na to sa mga Philippine health workers. Sa well-developed countries ok lang siguro pero iba ang situation dito sa Pilipinas,
yung manpower natin dito ay deficient, at yung mga facilities ay 'jurassic' lalo na sa government hospitals/clinics, ang baba pa ng sahod.

Si Loren Legarda ang tindi din daw ng banta, sabi daw ni Legarda "I will immediately revoke the PRC License of the Nurse who will commit even a small mistake..." eto yung kumakalat sa mag text at online fora.

**praetor91313** · March 31st, 2010 10:13 AM

Originally Posted by badsekktor

hmmm....... my wife went through the procedure removing her apendix. i think that was around 2007. sabi nung doctor, sa loob daw ang ginawa nyang tahi para daw di mag-mark. mabilis naman nagheal yun wound but after 4 months na closed na yun wound meron ulit lumabas na suture, then after a year meron ulit, ngayon 2 years na meron ulit lumabas.

Medyo concerned din kasi kami since baka meron di maganda nangyari sa loob. Nung Inoperahan naman sya, she took her medications religiously. regular checkup din sa duktor na gumawa nung procedure. Bakit kaya ganon? Reputable naman yun hospital na pinuntahan namin. saka sabi ng staff nung hospital eh mahusay naman yun duktor. Dapat ba namin pacheck ulit yun inopera sa kanya?

Don't worry about your doctor's competence, minsan wala na rin sa kamay nya yun e. Sometimes things like those happen talaga. What might have happened is during wound healing, natunaw yung suture at umusli ang isang part ng suture sa labas ng sugat and since na-expose sya sa labas, tumigas ulit sya kaya di natunaw. Usually maliit lang na part ang natitira, madali lang tanggalin. I usually try to rotate the suture while gently pulling it. Pag ayaw talaga, madali lang naman mag-explore ng konti syempre maglo-local anesthetic na ko.

Have you shown him the problem?

I advise you to see him again or any other doctor for that matter so they can remove the retained suture. Pwede kasing pagmulan ng infection yan pag di naalagaan at natanggal. We call it suture abscess.

**praetor91313** · March 31st, 2010 10:17 AM

Oops. I think I misunderstood your post.

May lumabas na suture tapos natanggal sya, tapos after a few months may lumabas ulit pero natanggal na din? Walang naiwan sa labas na ayaw matunaw?

That can happen din naman. Ang nangyari, di natunaw yung ibang parts ng suture kaya what the body does is remove the foreign substance slowly. Don't worry, that occasionally happens too. Just make sure there's no redness, pain, or pus around the scar which might signal another retained suture which became infected.

**FasttimesNY** · June 21st, 2010 07:41 AM

Originally Posted by smooth

the problem naman with manufacturing is that philippine business laws are too pro-labor, importation is too difficult (which makes it difficult to import raw materials), and local support is lacking, kaya wala tayong decent na manufacturing sector.

our laws are too papogi, and cater too much to the biggest socio-economic demographic which is the masa. we lack vision, especially in the realm of economic planning. kaya malabo talagang makapagtayo tayo ng matinong manufacturing. mukhang hanggang parallel importation na lang talaga (which should be a stop-gap measure, not THE program to solve our healthcare woes).

agree with you bro

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