Let's take a break from the roadtrip posts, shall we?
3 weeks, from white to brown, clean to dirty, fresh to smelly
The cast was finally removed on the 28th of July 2008, three weeks after the accident.
What’s your comment for wear it?
No one is going to feel happy for being wrapped and not allowed to move for like a few weeks. Muscle cramps, discomfort, bulkiness, numbs are often happened. Especially at night, when you are tired and sleepy. The worst of the worst part was the psychological part, you always felt that your wrist is in jail and always wanted to get rid of it. There’s no place that can place your wrist in comfortable area, everywhere you put, up or down, left or right, it doesn’t feel any comfortable at all. Even though the cast has many little pores so that it can breaths, but the rate of sweat evaporating is not as fast as you producing the sweat under the hot sun. Therefore, the cast can be very sweaty sticky inside and enormous heat will be trapped inside.
Normally clinics will not have the saw to remove it, so you will need to do it in the hospital and it is not as cheap as pisang goreng. Furthermore, the hospital will not allow you to remove it without any consultation from the doctor. That would possibly cost you a bomb if you don’t have any medical insurance. My total damage to up date is already RM1k plus and occupational therapy is coming up next week.
I would rather pay more in order to obtain the best treatment possible, since right hand or wrist for a right-hander is very important.
What’s your comment for wear it?
No one is going to feel happy for being wrapped and not allowed to move for like a few weeks. Muscle cramps, discomfort, bulkiness, numbs are often happened. Especially at night, when you are tired and sleepy. The worst of the worst part was the psychological part, you always felt that your wrist is in jail and always wanted to get rid of it. There’s no place that can place your wrist in comfortable area, everywhere you put, up or down, left or right, it doesn’t feel any comfortable at all. Even though the cast has many little pores so that it can breaths, but the rate of sweat evaporating is not as fast as you producing the sweat under the hot sun. Therefore, the cast can be very sweaty sticky inside and enormous heat will be trapped inside.
Normally clinics will not have the saw to remove it, so you will need to do it in the hospital and it is not as cheap as pisang goreng. Furthermore, the hospital will not allow you to remove it without any consultation from the doctor. That would possibly cost you a bomb if you don’t have any medical insurance. My total damage to up date is already RM1k plus and occupational therapy is coming up next week.
I would rather pay more in order to obtain the best treatment possible, since right hand or wrist for a right-hander is very important.
I’m currently wearing a splint so that it could provide necessary support and also immobilisation . :-( Luckily the best past is, it is detachable and washable! Yeah!
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