Didnt make it far into the new year without a trip to the ER

[Glock 'em down]

I had something similar happen to me a few times. I had a varicose vein that would rupture 2 or 3 times a year and paint the entire room with arterial blood spray.

I had an ambulatory phlebectomy ablation performed in 8 sessions, spanning over a two month period. It was pretty brutal, but it helped.

I have pics and video if any of you sickos wanna see.

 

[CHenry]

I had something similar happen to me a few times. I had a varicose vein that would rupture 2 or 3 times a year and paint the entire room with arterial blood spray.

I had an Ambulatory phlebectomy performed in 8 sessions, spanning over a two month period. It was pretty brutal, but it helped.

I have pics and video if any of you sickos wanna see.

I'm good. Gawd that sound aweful

 

[Glock 'em down]

I'm good. Gawd that sound aweful

Yeah, it was. They removed 76 veins from my left leg and over 100 from my right. I never knew we humans had that many!

 

[mtngunr]

Yeah, it was. They removed 76 veins from my left leg and over 100 from my right. I never knew we humans had that many!

What did you do with all of them? I'd think seriously of taking up knitting.

 

[Glock 'em down]

What did you do with all of them? I'd think seriously of taking up knitting.

Took em fishing. They were mostly the size of short earthworms.

 

[Shadowrider]

Ok, in a nutshell, stoma irritation while on blood thinners because i have had DVT in both legs before. It bled due to some irritation from something and instead of clotting and stopping, it filled my ostomy bag in a few minutes.
You can google stoma

My mom has pretty extensive diverticulitis and has bled to the point of passing out a couple of times now with trips to the ER looking like she'd lost all her blood. That hasn't happened in a few years and now she also has a stoma after colon cancer, so it's a real concern for sure, but so far so good.

Take care man!

 

[mtngunr]

Took em fishing. They were mostly the size of short earthworms.

Well, did they bite? You probably set a new catch record and would do it again, if it didn't hurt so much (as said the guy who launched himself over his trailer with a gasoline explosion while drunk).

 

[FlyGuyGSP]

Generally, when somebody wants to tell details of a health problem, they do so without prompting, and when they don't come forth with details, maybe they don't want to discuss in detail their health issues on a public forum with curious folk who really don't care and who watch train wreck videos for entertainment.

I totally get that. Perhaps the lines get blurry when someone starts a thread about said health condition? I’m not saying he shouldn’t, just that I can understand why it might lead to people inquiring further.

 

[mtngunr]

I totally get that. Perhaps the lines get blurry when someone starts a thread about said health condition? I’m not saying he shouldn’t, just that I can understand why it might lead to people inquiring further.

Did you read the prior comments?

 

[montesa]

Generally, when somebody wants to tell details of a health problem, they do so without prompting, and when they don't come forth with details, maybe they don't want to discuss in detail their health issues on a public forum with curious folk who really don't care and who watch train wreck videos for entertainment.

We aren't that polite.