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Experience is a cyst in the back of the ear, and surgery ‼️ has a sensor image.‼️

Today, let's share the experience of cysts in the back of the ear and surgery, a little longer, but share them in case anyone is there to find out. 💖

• At first, we were like pimple inflammation in the back of the ear, so the pimple squeezed out a little fat, and over time it didn't collapse into small cubes, but we didn't hurt at all, didn't pay attention, sometimes rubbed and hit, sometimes tried to squeeze, and according to the issue, the hand was not very calm 😅, but forgot.

• After about a few months, we hit it and felt that it was much bigger, but it didn't hurt. I didn't think it was a cyst or anything. It often became inflammatory. I felt a little pain when I caught it like acne. After a while, my lymph nodes became swollen, so I talked to my mother and went to the doctor.

• The doctor diagnosed it as a normal cyst, but it is already inflamed. If it is not inflamed, the cyst can be cut out and stitched shut down. But our only need to slit the pus. The doctor took the anti-inflammatory and antiseptic, in case it can collapse, then the cyst can be removed. After four days, the drug does not collapse. It swells up every day, but it does not hurt much. There is pain because it is swollen. There is pus inside. Finally, I decided to tell my mother to go through the surgery. There was no sign of collapse. But finally, the pus seeped out that night, did not erupt. Just seeped the mouth, the wound opened at 3 am. Wake up and wipe the pus off and cover the gauze. The morning came to the doctor again.

• In the morning I went to the doctor, and there was a lot of pus out, no pain, and then that afternoon I went to the small surgery.

• Surgical review The most torture is when injected with anesthesia. Because the back of the ear is thin and has a lot of nerves, it hurts like it can't do anything. It hurts. But soon the ear starts to numb. The doctor dips and asks if it hurts. When we don't hurt, the doctor starts to cut the pus out and cut off the cladding. Because it's behind the ear, we hear everything like when cutting the teeth, the sound of cutting the flesh, the sound of scraping the pus and the cyst bag (ours are like the doctor scraping the bag out, but some people may be the appearance of slitting the bag may not be able to remove it first). We are afraid of needles, afraid of blood. Very scared. Very tortured. But after the anesthetic, it doesn't hurt at all. It only hurts when washing the wound a little because it needs to be washed clean, not to cause pus or infection.

• Our wound is open. The doctor cut off all the upper flesh, leaving only the base of the pellets that are seen when swollen. The mouth is as wide as the pellets that are swollen at all. The appearance is pitted but not very deep (Mother said, because we do not dare to look at the wound itself). We have to wash the wound every day until the wound heals (there is an extra burden every day 🥹). The wound has to stuff the gauze into the wound pit to mop the lymph. Reduce infectious inflammation (If the mouth is narrow, the washing time must hold 🥺), but take more disinfectant. Now, after 9 days, the wound is much shallower and we have just seen the wound for the first time. See) No more stuffed gauze lines, but still need to wash and cover the wound for about a week. It is expected to heal. The wound in the back of the ear will heal more quickly than at any other point.

* Our expenses are paid directly to civil servants. I'm not sure what the cost of the surgery really is, but washing the wound. If done part-time, 100 baht at a time. Any part-time day is lost. 🥺

💖 Share it for experience. In case anyone finds this, hurry to the doctor first. Don't let inflammation, cysts are more likely if there is still a bag, but if cut out the bag, it will be less likely.

# Cysts # Share experience ♪ Surgical cysts # Back ear cysts

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... Read moreหลายคนค้นหา “สิวหลังหู/ก้อนหลังหู/หลังหูบวมกดเจ็บ” เพราะมันเริ่มจากเม็ดเล็กๆ คล้ายสิวจริงๆ เราเลยอยากสรุปเป็นเช็กลิสต์แบบอ่านแล้วเทียบอาการตัวเองได้ (จากที่เจอมากับตัวเอง + สิ่งที่หมออธิบายตอนตรวจ) 1) สิวหลังหู vs ซีสต์/ก้อนไขมันหลังหู ดูยังไงคร่าวๆ - สิวอักเสบ: มักเจ็บชัดตอนแตะ มีหัวสิว/หนองตื้นๆ และยุบได้ในไม่กี่วันถึง 1-2 สัปดาห์ - ซีสต์หลังใบหู/ก้อนไขมัน: มักเป็น “ก้อนกลมๆ ใต้ผิว” อยู่ได้นาน ไม่ยุบง่าย บางช่วงไม่เจ็บเลย แต่ถ้าเราไปบีบ/แคะบ่อยๆ จะอักเสบ บวมแดง และกลายเป็นฝีได้ - ต่อมน้ำเหลืองหลังหู: จะเป็นก้อนเล็กๆ คล้ายเม็ดถั่ว กดเจ็บได้ โดยเฉพาะช่วงเป็นหวัด/ติดเชื้อบริเวณหนังศีรษะหรือใบหู ถ้าก้อนไม่ยุบหรือโตขึ้นเรื่อยๆ แนะนำให้ให้หมอดู 2) อาการแบบไหนควรไปพบแพทย์เร็ว - หลังหูบวมแดง ร้อนๆ หรือเริ่มกดเจ็บมากขึ้น - มีก้อนโตเร็ว หรือเริ่มมีหนอง/มีน้ำซึม - ต่อมน้ำเหลืองบวมร่วมด้วย - มีไข้ หรือปวดตุบๆ จนรบกวนการนอน - เคยเป็นซ้ำตำแหน่งเดิม (เสี่ยงมีถุงซีสต์ค้าง) 3) สิ่งที่ไม่แนะนำ (เพราะเราเคยทำแล้วพัง) - บีบ/แคะก้อนหลังหูเอง โดยเฉพาะตอนมันยังไม่อักเสบมาก เพราะมันอาจแตกเข้าไปข้างใน ทำให้ติดเชื้อหนักขึ้น - ปิดทับแน่นๆ โดยไม่ทำความสะอาด ถ้ามีหนองซึมแล้วปล่อยอับ จะยิ่งระคายและหายช้า 4) ถ้าต้อง “ผ่าก้อนซีส/กรีดหนอง” ควรรู้อะไรบ้าง - เคสที่อักเสบมาก หมอมักทำแบบกรีดระบายหนองก่อน (คล้ายรักษาฝี) แล้วค่อยรอให้ยุบถึงจะเลาะถุงซีสต์ได้ในบางราย - จุดหลังหูเนื้อบาง ตอนฉีดยาชามีโอกาสเจ็บจี๊ดกว่าที่อื่น แต่ขั้นตอนจะไว และหลังจากชาแล้วจะรู้สึกแค่ตึงๆ - หลังทำอาจเป็น “แผลเปิด” ต้องล้างแผลต่อเนื่อง ช่วงแรกๆ อาจต้องยัดผ้าก๊อซเพื่อซับน้ำเหลืองและกันแผลปิดก่อนข้างในแห้ง 5) ทริคดูแลแผลช่วงแรกให้ใช้ชีวิตง่ายขึ้น - วางแผนเวลาล้างแผลทุกวันให้เป็นเวลาเดิม จะลดโอกาสลืม - เลี่ยงการนอนทับข้างที่ผ่า และระวังสายหน้ากาก/ขาแว่นเสียดสีแผล - สระผมให้ระวังแชมพูเข้าบาดแผล และซับให้แห้งก่อนปิดผ้าก๊อซ สุดท้าย ถ้าคุณกำลังมี “ตุ่มหลังใบหู/หลังหูมีก้อนแข็งๆ” และเริ่มบวมแดง อย่ารอให้หนองเยอะเหมือนเราเลย ไปให้หมอดูตั้งแต่ก้อนยังไม่อักเสบจะจัดการง่ายกว่า และโอกาสเป็นซ้ำก็น้อยกว่าถ้าเลาะถุงออกได้ครบค่ะ

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If your thoughts look like this: “Where’s the nearest bathroom?” “Do I have to pee?” “Ugh, I just left the house and ALREADY have to pee!” “Will drinking this coffee throw me into a flare?” I see you, and I feel for you. Those used to be some of the exact thoughts that went through my hea
Callie K | Bladder Dietitian

Callie K | Bladder Dietitian

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Price Drop Club

Price Drop Club

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14 years old was my first surgery for ovarian cysts. Over the next 17 years, I would have 4 more surgeries… including losing my right ovary at 22. Painful periods. Lower back pain. Nausea. Constant bloating. Years of being told it was “normal.” Then came infertility. 5 embryo transfers.
Bianca Presti | TTC

Bianca Presti | TTC

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Travis Zachary Torres

Travis Zachary Torres

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ffttc8

ffttc8

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If medications, supplements, diets, instillations, and other invasive treatment options haven’t given you relief from your bladder symptoms, it’s time to re-evaluate your game plan. I get it…back when my bladder symptoms were at their worst, I was desperate. I said “yes” to anything my doctor
Callie K | Bladder Dietitian

Callie K | Bladder Dietitian

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