Zachgranstrom
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So I woke up today and there was a silver dollar sized blotch of blood on my sheets. Immediately I started to panic because I was wearing two shirts and the surgery garment. I stripped down and found the wound hole, which had been previously scabbing over, open and oozing. And not blood but a thick viscous mixture. Not good. Call the Dr's office and they can't hear me on my end of the phone. They call back, same thing, I call back after going outside (no easy feat) and tell them what's up. They say "keep an eye on it". This was at 11AM. By 2 the area around it had started to turn red, itchy, and warm which, I learned from my leg infection that I just got over, is a surefire sign of an infection. I call back and they can't get the nurse so I ask the woman who answered the phone to please deliver the message as I'd been having problems with them returning messages that I left on the voicemail system. By 3:30 I nobody had called so I said ******* and drove ****** over there. The look on their faces is "what's he doing here". I politely tell them that I've got a problem with my wound area and its getting worse. The gay guy at the front says "we'll fit you in, have a seat" like he was doing me a favor even though they told me to come in if I had any problems. So I wait for about 30 minutes and the Dr. on duty, not my Dr., comes in and starts with the "so, you're having a problem?". He might have well as said "why are you wasting my time with this ****". So he looks at the infection and says "we'll put you on antibiotics." Well, I ask, why is it infected? "I don't know". Is this the same thing as my leg? "Maybe. I don't know" Wonderful.
Now I have a fever, am tingly, shaky, feel cold, and like absolute dog ****.
I would strongly advise you to see a different doctor soon. (also, hope you get well)