Well if you're on antibiotics I'm assuming you have an infection. Some infections (like swimmers ear or mono) can spread very easily in water. Stay out of the water until you not only feel better, but are done with your medication. Make sure you take every pill exactly as your doctor tells you to (you'll just get sick again if you don't).
Before you get anything else pierced, you should wait until your surgery has completely healed. You do not want to do anything that could get it infected.
Everyone has an appendix until you get it removed.
You should wait until you are off any medication relating to the surgery, and the wound from the surgery is visibly healed.
99.9% wont die but u should get to the hospital as soon as possible when my appendix ruptured I don't go to the hospital until the next day and I was fine
after surgery? well you should wait a few days or weeks until you get back to your normal routine before you had the surgery
at least two weeks, you shouldn't submerge your knee underwater until its totally healed into a scar, otherwise it can open up get some chlorine or salt water in it and get infected. You may have some knee pain while swiming after surgery too, I do at least.
Not until she has healed inside which takes about 2 weeks.
You should ask your doctor and surgeon about the risks well before you have the surgery. Don't wait until you are at the facility to have the procedure to ask. Also, look up the procedure online. You do not specify what type of elective surgery you are having, but you should be able to research the condition and surgery online to find out about the risks.
Surgery should be postponed until the infection has cleared.
No, stress cannot cause appendicitis to occur; rather blockage of the opening to the appendix can allow Gram-negative bacteria (bacteroides, enterobacter) to multiply until they are numerous to cause an acute infection requiring both emergent surgery as well as antibiotics.
iYou should go to your doctor and have them prescribe antibiotics. you should put 4-5 antibiotic drops in swimmers ear. and until you recieve your antibiotics you should probably discontinue swimming. how ever if swimming means a lot to you then make sure and clean your ear out after swimming. dont use cotton swabs. use CLEAN water
25% of Achilles tendon spurs require surgery, and 20% of surgeries for this case require reoperation. A person with an Achilles tendon spur should see his doctor to find out if surgery will be necessary, and should limit movement with that leg until he has done so.