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A Review That Remained as a Single Word: Nervous
A Review That Remained as a Single Word: Nervous
Nervous.
In the box asking about the feeling of his first visit, this patient wrote only this one word. Sometimes a review with fewer words leaves a more concentrated sincerity. Today I share that short review as it is.
His biggest worry was the cost
This patient's biggest worry was neither pain nor scarring, but the cost.
It's a worry I meet often in the consultation room. Gynecomastia is a condition where, depending on the state, whether health insurance coverage applies can vary. Under what conditions and how it varies differs according to each person's state and test results, so rather than declaring it in advance, it's most accurate to confirm based on your own case at the time of examination. We look at that part together in the consultation as well.
"I really want to exercise"
In the box asking what he most wanted to do after surgery, he wrote: "I really want to exercise."
Between the single word "nervous" and this one sentence, I think all the time this patient passed through is contained. He opened the door carrying worry, and now he can write down what he wants to do.
To those who ask about exercise, I explain in order. During the recovery period, you should not do upper-body exercise. But light walking or lower-body squats are fine. It doesn't mean do nothing; it means postpone for a while only the movements that put force on the chest.
Surgery is not the end
I don't think care ends with surgery. If anything, I watch more closely from right after surgery than before. Watching the course over a long time and managing it, and giving the trust that whenever something happens, consulting me resolves it—this is what I consider important.
The last line of a short review
To others with the same worry, he left an answer to the effect that he'd recommend it. This too came from his experience, and whether to have surgery is something to decide after confirming your own condition through an examination.
You may come just as you are, nervous. While you worry alone, an answer rarely comes. Because I believe the worry begins to sort itself out from the moment you come in and talk, I hope you won't be afraid and will come once.