You have a few good people around you. Having a GP as a friend always helps. I 
can imagine how bad that week would have been, waiting for the biopsy results 
... 

Date: Thu, 10 Sep 2009 10:41:39 +0100
Subject: Re: sannata?
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]

naraaz mat hona, but she is a pakistani woman whose husband is a GP and a 
former ENT consultant. So it really helped cos whenever there was any bleeding 
he would assure me that it was normal.
 
I had developed some nasal polyp after my septum was found to have deviated. 
The deviated septum was detected by Times of india inhouse consultant...I didnt 
do anything except for using nasal spray. But last winter it became worse and 
after a year my pak's friend's GP hubby saw me and saw obvious polyps. He 
referred me to a consultant and finally i was operated upon. The nose bone was 
straightened and polyps were removed. and one more thing done with the 
turbinate, which i don't know much about.

 
However, my english friends were also there. One is house and cat sitting for a 
week for a friend and she asked me to come there so that she could look after 
me. She is a former colleague and currently not working. Bless her, she was 
there in my hospital room with lovely flowers when i was wheeled in after the 
operation. I was so bunged up...it was great to see a familiar figure. After 
half an hour Vaskar reached...and it was all very comfortable after that.

 
My family was not told till the operation was over...esp because there was a 
slight fear that the polyps could be malignant. After a biopsy test, i learnt 
after a week that they were benign. That week was not a very happy one.

Incidentally, the consultant who operated upon me is one Mr Maheshwar. And he 
gave me his cell number, which they rarely do. So i text him even when i have 
to ask him if i can drink tea..and promptly calls back. :-) My fren's hub was 
mighty impressed!

 
Lamba story for one surgery...
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