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After Shock Media 09-10-2008 06:52 PM

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Originally Posted by bausch (Post 14736679)
I never had a broken finger before.. i would put a broken finger as a 2 on 1-10 scale :disgust

what if my cyst is almost 2 inches big, is it still .05 on a 1-10 scale?

Yes and I would not increase its seriousness number even if it was the size of a softball.
I have had more surgeries than most I am sure of, so I think I should be able to rank crap well.

Lets see add in some more to show real numbers.

Broken finger: .05
Wisdom teeth: .07
Broken rib: .5
Blood transfusion: .9
Sever laceration on head: 1.
Skin graft: 2
Muscle flap plastic surgery: 3
Removal of a portion of a femur: 4
Spinal surgery, including tumor and bone removal: 5
Bladder removal: 6

Chemotherapy maybe around a 3 to 4.5
Radiation therapy maybe around a 3 to 5
Spinal tap maybe around a 2-3.5
Those three I would fluctuate since they really depend a whole shit load and either pain or side effects swing greatly.

bausch 09-10-2008 06:58 PM

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Originally Posted by After Shock Media (Post 14736798)
Yes and I would not increase its seriousness number even if it was the size of a softball.
I have had more surgeries than most I am sure of, so I think I should be able to rank crap well.

Lets see add in some more to show real numbers.

Broken finger: .05
Wisdom teeth: .07
Broken rib: .5
Blood transfusion: .9
Sever laceration on head: 1.
Skin graft: 2
Muscle flap plastic surgery: 3
Removal of a portion of a femur: 4
Spinal surgery, including tumor and bone removal: 5
Bladder removal: 6

Chemotherapy maybe around a 3 to 4.5
Radiation therapy maybe around a 3 to 5
Spinal tap maybe around a 2-3.5
Those three I would fluctuate since they really depend a whole shit load and either pain or side effects swing greatly.

:( Sorry to hear that, makes my cyst seem very minor and insignificant. You do seem to have a very high pain tolerance.

I have always been curious to know what a transfusion feels like, you listed it more painful then a broken finger.. Can you actually feel it while the blood is going in and out of your body?? What does it feel like? I actually had a blood transfusion when I was a baby but I don't remember it.

Wisdom teeth felt like nothing for me because I had conscious sedation and was put to sleep. I felt NOTHING. Not even the novocaine shots. And best of all I don't remember ANY of it. That's the best part. Being awake would have freaked me out. The only thing was that I was so scared to eat afterwards cause my mouth was bloody but I had to eat so I could take the Vicodin they gave me. That was the worst bad part. I felt nothing and don't remember anything. Conscious sedation is amazing, I really recommend it.

tony286 09-10-2008 07:00 PM

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Originally Posted by bausch (Post 14727251)
Look at this picture of a huge sebaceous cyst, it looks like an alien baby
http://scalpelorsword.blogspot.com/2...eous-cyst.html

My cyst is not visible btw, its hidden under clothes so no one can see it. It's just so disgusting.

im going to throw up

MrAwesome 09-10-2008 07:03 PM

everything will go fine just dont look up anymore online you'll freak yourself out

After Shock Media 09-10-2008 07:06 PM

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Originally Posted by bausch (Post 14736831)
:( Sorry to hear that, makes my cyst seem very minor and insignificant. You do seem to have a very high pain tolerance.

I have always been curious to know what a transfusion feels like, you listed it more painful then a broken finger.. Can you actually feel it while the blood is going in and out of your body?? What does it feel like? I actually had a blood transfusion when I was a baby but I don't remember it.

Wisdom teeth felt like nothing for me because I had conscious sedation and was put to sleep. I felt NOTHING. Not even the novocaine shots. And best of all I don't remember ANY of it. That's the best part. Being awake would have freaked me out. The only thing was that I was so scared to eat afterwards cause my mouth was bloody but I had to eat so I could take the Vicodin they gave me. That was the worst bad part. I felt nothing and don't remember anything. Conscious sedation is amazing, I really recommend it.

I was out for the wisdom teeth as well, I just ended up getting dry socket in one of them and hence my score.

As for a blood transfusion well first off it does require a good sized needle and the veins in my elbow area of my arm are beyond shot. So are most of those in my hands, wrist, etc. So typically they must go for a back of the arm one or other deep vein. Never super pleasant.

They typically will give people benedryl or something along those lines prior to a transfusion which can make you drowsy. You do sure in the hell feel it going in. The blood is kept refrigerated so it goes into your body cold. It has a unique feeling, it may burn slightly at first (few seconds to minutes) and then it just feels sore and weird. Assuming they are not pushing it on you. A single transfusion is rarely pushed and they allow a couple hours for it to go in. Now when they want multiple units in you, then that is another story and they speed up the drip/pump machine. That can border on a dull constant pain, plus they have to check up on you every 15-30 minutes for vital signs.

Libertine 09-10-2008 07:07 PM

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Originally Posted by After Shock Media (Post 14736798)
Lets see add in some more to show real numbers.

Broken finger: .05
Wisdom teeth: .07
Broken rib: .5

I'm gonna have to disagree with your ranking of those.

I've broken several ribs, and those would come in at 0.05 at most.

Getting a wisdom tooth pulled and getting dry socket... 1. The pain is excruciating. Without dry socket, 0.01. Two days of eating soft foods isn't that bad.

Breaking a finger gets a 0.5 from me. No pain, but 10 years later, the damn thing is still virtually unusable.

bausch 09-10-2008 07:08 PM

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Originally Posted by tony404 (Post 14736851)
im going to throw up

I am going to bring my camera and take a picture of it when they take it out and put it in a jar. i might post it on gfy. depends on what it looks like.

bausch 09-10-2008 07:11 PM

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Originally Posted by After Shock Media (Post 14736874)
I was out for the wisdom teeth as well, I just ended up getting dry socket in one of them and hence my score.

As for a blood transfusion well first off it does require a good sized needle and the veins in my elbow area of my arm are beyond shot. So are most of those in my hands, wrist, etc. So typically they must go for a back of the arm one or other deep vein. Never super pleasant.

They typically will give people benedryl or something along those lines prior to a transfusion which can make you drowsy. You do sure in the hell feel it going in. The blood is kept refrigerated so it goes into your body cold. It has a unique feeling, it may burn slightly at first (few seconds to minutes) and then it just feels sore and weird. Assuming they are not pushing it on you. A single transfusion is rarely pushed and they allow a couple hours for it to go in. Now when they want multiple units in you, then that is another story and they speed up the drip/pump machine. That can border on a dull constant pain, plus they have to check up on you every 15-30 minutes for vital signs.

I read up a lot about dry socket before I had my wisdom teeth removed because I was so afraid of getting it. From a lot of online accounts, some people said dry socket hurt more than childbirth! Some said it was the most painful thing they ever endured. I was really careful not to suck on a straw or drink anything really hot for like 3 weeks after the surgery because I was so terrified.

Blood transfusion sounds very unpleasant :(

After Shock Media 09-10-2008 07:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Libertine (Post 14736877)
I'm gonna have to disagree with your ranking of those.

I've broken several ribs, and those would come in at 0.05 at most.

Getting a wisdom tooth pulled and getting dry socket... 1. The pain is excruciating. Without dry socket, 0.01. Two days of eating soft foods isn't that bad.

Breaking a finger gets a 0.5 from me. No pain, but 10 years later, the damn thing is still virtually unusable.

Some are not ranked on pain but potential seriousness. So rib for instance had issue with lung.
My wisdom tooth did end up with dry socket and hence its score.
Technically no finger broke - boxers fracture, and score relates to the deep needling they did which also resulted in the needle scraping bone and such before and during setting of the bone.

bausch 09-13-2008 11:58 PM

I stopped with the antibiotics cause they made me throw up.

My cyst got bigger and bigger and more tender. At first it was manageable tender but then it got really bad and sensitive, even cotton clothing touching it would make it extremely sensitive and tender to the touch. I felt like a burn-accident patient. But I was able to get relief when I was in certain positions so it wasn't too bad... but it kept getting worse and worse... whenever I accidentally bumped into something lightly, like a chair or if I accidentally hit it, it would hurt like crazy.

A few hours ago I accidentally hit the doorway with it and it hurt like crazy, it was the worst pain I felt in my life, I screamed out loud and my eyes teared up! I looked in the mirror and saw that it popped! It wasn't dark brown like the stuff on youtube, more like a really light reddish color. I don't know why it wasn't super cheesy, I think its cause I was afraid to squeeze it hard... I think I am just squeezing the puss out and haven't even gotten to the cheese yet. It doesn't really hurt a lot when I squeeze it. It feels kinda good actually, like there is less pressure in there.

Hopefully it will become less inflamed soon so they can take it out of me! I have to wait for it to die down. Hopefully the popping of it helps. I didn't mean to pop it, it just did it on its own. I had to stop squeezing it cause I had to go buy food because I was starving, but now that I am re-fueled I am going to try and squeeze more out of it. Hopefully its not all dried out now. Its really gross.

Let this be a lesson, if you have a sebaceous cyst, go to the doctor and get it removed. Dont wait for it to get infected cause it fucken hurts bad.

After Shock Media 09-14-2008 01:53 AM

Psst! although popping it open did remove some pressure and would help with the pain. The fact that it was already infected combined with that it is now open to the air could very easily cause the infection to get much worse if it is not cleaned and dressed properly.

Last thing you want is for it to get more infected and potentially hop to your blood supply. When that happens you go downhill very damn fast and well could die if it gets serious.

I would guess the puss you currently squeezed out was just infected cells, mostly just run of the mill puss and white blood cell material with a little bit of regular blood mixed in.

Regardless if you do squeeze everything out, you will end up with a pocket beneath your skin that is a mixture of moist and warm which is the ideal breeding ground for a whole wide range of potential infections.

Lastly starting and prematurely stopping your antibiotics really only helps the infection. The antibiotics were just starting to do their job and by stopping them you give the infection the ability to become immune to that antibiotic or group of antibiotics. Which would really suck if you were prescribed one of the heavy hitting antibiotics.

bausch 09-14-2008 02:09 AM

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Originally Posted by After Shock Media (Post 14753160)
Psst! although popping it open did remove some pressure and would help with the pain. The fact that it was already infected combined with that it is now open to the air could very easily cause the infection to get much worse if it is not cleaned and dressed properly.

Last thing you want is for it to get more infected and potentially hop to your blood supply. When that happens you go downhill very damn fast and well could die if it gets serious.

I would guess the puss you currently squeezed out was just infected cells, mostly just run of the mill puss and white blood cell material with a little bit of regular blood mixed in.

Regardless if you do squeeze everything out, you will end up with a pocket beneath your skin that is a mixture of moist and warm which is the ideal breeding ground for a whole wide range of potential infections.

Lastly starting and prematurely stopping your antibiotics really only helps the infection. The antibiotics were just starting to do their job and by stopping them you give the infection the ability to become immune to that antibiotic or group of antibiotics. Which would really suck if you were prescribed one of the heavy hitting antibiotics.

The dr told me i didnt need the antibiotics really and that it wouldnt really help, she only gave them to me because i insisted. I will call them tomorrow morning right when I wake up...They are open 7 days a week

The medicine i have is Doxycycline, is that a strong antibiotic? The reason why I got nauseous is because I have to admit, I didn't follow directions properly. I only took a sip of water with it, not a full glass as on the directions, I didn't know any better at the time, and afterwards I layed down on the couch. I didn't know you weren't supposed to lay down after taking medicines. So I started getting heartburn and acid reflex really bad and I felt so nauseous.... I also had spicy food that day, which didn't seem to help, so I started to vomit.... And I never took it again after that... This was just 2 days ago.

I started reading about Doxycycline online and I read that it is very important to drink plenty of water because Doxycycline can get caught in your esophagus and burn it, its acidic and can cause ulcers in your esophagus... so I got scared and stop taking it... I just felt the medicine was too strong... A lot of people also seem to take it for acne... I just really hated it.

I hate feeling nauseous the most, it's not a good feeling.

I will go and have it dressed/cleaned tomorrow... It popped at night time so I didn't have a chance to.

After Shock Media 09-14-2008 02:18 AM

Odds are you will be fine, not trying to freak you out as that would be way to easy to do. Just do get it properly cleaned tomorrow and next time follow the instructions on all medications.

There are many antibiotics that have very weird rules. Most should be taken with at least 8 ounces of water as a minimum. Some should be taken on empty stomach (1 hour after or before eating). Some you should sit upright for at least 30 minutes after taking. Others have the ability to cause the sun or artificial sun light to make you sick while you are on it. Blah blah.

Looking at your drugs name I would presume it is part of the tetracycline family, not one of the nuke em style antibiotics. In strength ability it is pretty low key unless you have some very specific issues which are not related to cysts.

PS unless a drug says take on empty stomach. Eat a small piece of ginger 10-20 minutes before taking it if your prone to upset stomachs.

bausch 09-14-2008 02:23 AM

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Originally Posted by After Shock Media (Post 14753228)
Eat a small piece of ginger 10-20 minutes before taking it if your prone to upset stomachs.

Thanks for the tip! I didnt know that. There's lots of articles online saying that too... I will try it next time for sure, I hate nausea. Unfortunately I don't have ginger in the house right now.

After Shock Media 09-14-2008 02:28 AM

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Originally Posted by bausch (Post 14753238)
Thanks for the tip! I didnt know that. There's lots of articles online saying that too... I will try it next time for sure, I hate nausea. Unfortunately I don't have ginger in the house right now.

If you buy the pickled type that may work and should, though I use fresh. You can buy pieces at every grocery story. Just wrap the whole unpeeled piece in a paper towel and put it in a zip lock to freeze it. It will last around a year that way if not longer. Otherwise it will spoil about at the same speed as a potato.

Then again you could just cover it with dirt and let it do its thing and water it every so often and dig it up when you need it. That would just be to much damn work for me.

bausch 09-14-2008 03:02 AM

I have an abscess, when they cut it out, it will be like this :(



bausch 09-14-2008 03:06 AM

The injection will be like this
My infected cyst looks like hers :( Except a bit bigger and more swollen :(


Libertine 09-14-2008 06:25 PM

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Originally Posted by bausch (Post 14753220)
The dr told me i didnt need the antibiotics really and that it wouldnt really help, she only gave them to me because i insisted.

Your doctor is an idiot :2 cents:

Edit for clarity: the doctor is an idiot for giving antibiotics to stop a patient from whining, if she herself doesn't think they will help.

bausch 09-14-2008 11:10 PM

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Originally Posted by After Shock Media (Post 14753228)
Odds are you will be fine, not trying to freak you out as that would be way to easy to do. Just do get it properly cleaned tomorrow and next time follow the instructions on all medications.

There are many antibiotics that have very weird rules. Most should be taken with at least 8 ounces of water as a minimum. Some should be taken on empty stomach (1 hour after or before eating). Some you should sit upright for at least 30 minutes after taking. Others have the ability to cause the sun or artificial sun light to make you sick while you are on it. Blah blah.

Looking at your drugs name I would presume it is part of the tetracycline family, not one of the nuke em style antibiotics. In strength ability it is pretty low key unless you have some very specific issues which are not related to cysts.

PS unless a drug says take on empty stomach. Eat a small piece of ginger 10-20 minutes before taking it if your prone to upset stomachs.

I went to the doctor today.. they didnt clean it, just dressed it and gave me dressing; gauze, some pads to use before the gauze and tape...

Gave me a prescription for Clindamycin. Told me to take hot baths a lot and to keep it open so that it will drain... Said that baths will probably help me more than the antibiotics...

Now I just have to disinfect and clean my tub before I bathe in it cause I havent cleaned my tub for awhile....

Do you think its overkill to go to a surgeon for a cyst? They said they can do it in the office but I have #'s of surgeons available in case I want to go that route... Do you think I need conscious sedation for this or no? The doctor says my cyst is in an area that doesn't have a lot of nerves so it shouldn't be too bad.... Do you think its bearable with just local shots?

Do you think local is enough or if I need conscious sedation?

They said it will take a "couple" of weeks before they can take it out, after infection dies down

After Shock Media 09-15-2008 12:37 PM

Use a local, nothing has changed.

Kudles 09-16-2008 09:53 PM

Good luck with that

Brad Mitchell 09-16-2008 09:59 PM

It's not that horrible. What you're up against can't possibly be any worse than what I went through... I had one in my left ear canal. Very minor surgery, but shoot, ever had an ear infection and recall that pain? This was pretty bad but I can actually say it was just a relief when it was removed because when it built up the pressure was incredibly painful.

You'll be fine.. I don't know how large your cyst is but I wouldn't worry too much. You'll be numbed up during the procedure, chances are the local anesthetic shots are more painful than any other part.

Brad

Z 09-16-2008 10:15 PM


Yes, those are sebaceous cysts...on...his...balls. :throwup

JaneB 09-16-2008 10:49 PM

It really is not that bad. My brother had one removed from his back. He said they went in pretty deep to cut it all out, but he did not really feel much. It is a pretty simple procedure.

JaneB 09-16-2008 10:58 PM

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Originally Posted by bausch (Post 14756811)
I went to the doctor today.. they didnt clean it, just dressed it and gave me dressing; gauze, some pads to use before the gauze and tape...

Gave me a prescription for Clindamycin. Told me to take hot baths a lot and to keep it open so that it will drain... Said that baths will probably help me more than the antibiotics...

Now I just have to disinfect and clean my tub before I bathe in it cause I havent cleaned my tub for awhile....

Do you think its overkill to go to a surgeon for a cyst? They said they can do it in the office but I have #'s of surgeons available in case I want to go that route... Do you think I need conscious sedation for this or no? The doctor says my cyst is in an area that doesn't have a lot of nerves so it shouldn't be too bad.... Do you think its bearable with just local shots?

Do you think local is enough or if I need conscious sedation?

They said it will take a "couple" of weeks before they can take it out, after infection dies down


I think you need to calm down. It is a cyst. Try having a cyst on the inside of you and not knowing you had it until it burst. You feel horrible pain and they just leave the liquid in you. You feel sick for about three weeks and then your body finally absorbs all the liquid. No you do not need a surgeon to remove this cyst. You need to pop a Xanax and calm down. I think you will be fine with a local shot.

bausch 09-17-2008 01:50 AM

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Originally Posted by JaneB (Post 14767195)
I think you need to calm down. It is a cyst. Try having a cyst on the inside of you and not knowing you had it until it burst. You feel horrible pain and they just leave the liquid in you. You feel sick for about three weeks and then your body finally absorbs all the liquid. No you do not need a surgeon to remove this cyst. You need to pop a Xanax and calm down. I think you will be fine with a local shot.

I can imagine that it would be terrible. My cyst is under my skin though, not really deep down... probably a few millimeters deep, I can feel the cyst when I press down on my skin and it's under the skin, not on it... Of course it's nothing as bad as a cyst way deep inside your body like inside your stomach or something like that. That would be terrible. Especially the part of not even knowing it's there and one day having it exploding. I would think that such a cyst would have symptoms like cramping or some type of pain at least...

bausch 09-17-2008 01:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Brad Mitchell (Post 14767066)
It's not that horrible. What you're up against can't possibly be any worse than what I went through... I had one in my left ear canal. Very minor surgery, but shoot, ever had an ear infection and recall that pain? This was pretty bad but I can actually say it was just a relief when it was removed because when it built up the pressure was incredibly painful.

You'll be fine.. I don't know how large your cyst is but I wouldn't worry too much. You'll be numbed up during the procedure, chances are the local anesthetic shots are more painful than any other part.

Brad

Never had an ear infection. I know what you are talking about the pressure building up. The pressure in mine was building up so bad that it popped when I accidentally bumped in the door. It was very painful.

Drake 09-17-2008 02:23 AM

So it's pretty much a giant zit?

bausch 09-17-2008 03:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Mike33 (Post 14767767)
So it's pretty much a giant zit?

No, its inside my flesh, its underneath the skin... different from a zit. its not a giant zit!
its in the flesh... at least mine is.. i can feel it when i press down.

nico-t 09-17-2008 05:37 AM

never heard of 'sebaceous cyst' before

JaneB 09-17-2008 11:30 AM

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Originally Posted by bausch (Post 14767703)
I can imagine that it would be terrible. My cyst is under my skin though, not really deep down... probably a few millimeters deep, I can feel the cyst when I press down on my skin and it's under the skin, not on it... Of course it's nothing as bad as a cyst way deep inside your body like inside your stomach or something like that. That would be terrible. Especially the part of not even knowing it's there and one day having it exploding. I would think that such a cyst would have symptoms like cramping or some type of pain at least...


I wish it would have had symptoms. I had none at all until it burst. Then it hurt like hell. I had to go to the ER and they did an ultrasound and found the liquid. They said the liquid knocks your central nervous system off track but that only lasts a few weeks until your body absorbs the liquid. I asked for them to suck the liquid out but they would not. Assholes. LOL

MissEve 09-17-2008 11:57 AM

Doxycycline always makes me throw up too, they give me Septra instead and its fine.


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