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hikaru004
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Carpal tunnel surgery is different and if your nondominant hand is involved dep on your line of work, you can go back to light duty. If it is the dominant hand and dep on line of work then it's different. Either way, it would be light duty of some kind or you don't get paid unless you use short term disability and your vacation time in the US.
The ability to go back to work dep on surgery, patient's status (pre surg and at discharge including use of narcotics) and ability to provide light duty on the employer's part. She has a desk job (light liftng requirements, low cardiac stress, blah, blah blah) so her ability to work is different than someone doing construction or factory line work. But without knowing the surgery, it's all a theoretical arguement. It could be anything from a tonsillectomy to emergency Csection secondary to declining infant status (She was on bedrest.). |
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mufurc
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Jesus Christ, what does her actual illness matter? Are you so adamant on finding out Togashi Yoshihiro's mysterious illness as well? Or Hoshino Katsura's?
Whatever was the reason for her surgery, it's none of our business. If she doesn't want the public to know about it then you can "research" all you want, you won't find anything (well, unless you find the hospital she's treated at and bribe a nurse or something). |
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TatsuGero23
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I'll be the first to admit I have no medical background which was why I chose examples that occured within my family/extended family. Had an uncle die from a previous undiagnosed tumor that eventually took his life 8 months later. It spread so fast it was scary. A younger cousin and uncle have had emergency removals of non-esstential or duplicate organs. And the blood colting thing just sounded reasonable. 
The only thing I was actually offended by was you saying I watched House. That hurts man. That hurts. |
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tyciol
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There's nothing badass about not wearing a mask, I think it's great how they wear masks. When I was taking a course in sanitation I kept asking why we shouldn't constantly do this around old people and it's to make them 'feel comfortable'. Whereas in Japan, they LOGICALLY feel more at ease around people who are protecting them from germs, not getting weirded out by it being a medical evironment. |
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inu-liger
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And people like you keep reminding me how this world keeps on deteriorating, even in this modern day of Generation 2.0 where people should be SMARTER and better informed, not continuing taking steps backwards into the Medieval Age of misinformation. Anyways, haven't you learnt that there are reasons they have privacy laws relating to personal medical and financial information, and as a result non-disclosure agreements heavily stressed out in employment contracts to anyone who works in the medical industry (doctors, nurses, pharmacists etc.). I'm going to ask you an uncomfortable yet theoretical question Hikaru004, and I'm going to assume you're a male (cos I don't know what your sex is...oh wait here you go, I'm going to demand you tell me if you're a guy or a girl! How about that for starters?): If you had to have your testicles removed because you had an isolated cancer located right in that part of your body, because surgery was the only curable option, would you feel comfortable telling random strangers about your surgery? I don't think I would, personally. |
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