NO... I am not pregy 😂
Its actually an injury on my left leg due to repeated leg kicks and since its non fracture It has to be done in ultrasound instead of an Xray. Theres a bruit that can be palpated whenever I have a valsalva maneuver. My trainer told me not to fight/spar until I get my leg fixed.
Reasons its scary
1) NO HEALTH INSURANCE (my work/health insurance has not kicked in yet) Meaning this will burn my savings/checking account
2) I cant do what I love. (MMA)
3) I cant lift weights/exercise (since the force of my body pushes blood outside of the vein or into interstitial space. (may cause DVT/Phlebitis and increase the chances of having heart attack/stroke if left untreated)
4. Herniated vein with sharp pain during standing/walking
SO YEA ITS FUKIN SCARY
Lesson learned: Stepping back to avoid leg kicks is much better than checking leg kicks.
Originally posted by StarCraft21. Haha, you live in a country with silly health care.
Reasons its scary1) NO HEALTH INSURANCE (my work/health insurance has not kicked in yet) Meaning this will burn my savings/checking account
2) I cant do what I love. (MMA)
3) I cant lift weights/exercise (since the force of my body pushes blood outside of the vein or into interstitial space. (may cause DVT/Phlebitis and increase the chances of having heart attack/stroke if left untreated)
4. Herniated vein with sharp pain during standing/walking
SO YEA ITS FUKIN SCARY
Lesson learned: Stepping back to avoid leg kicks is much better than checking leg kicks.
2,3. Boo hoo?
4. That's what the ultrasound is for... Diagnostics.
results are in.
Gonna be broke for these 2 weeks. (due to expensive kaiser permanente hospital services) 🙁
superficial hematoma. (no fighting/avoid being kicked on legs. i can do technical drills. if i have to fight, I MUST DO SOUTH PAW STANCE not orthodox) 🙁
lift few weights but limited not to have valsalva 🙁
ibuprofen bid + stocking compression + heating pad (MD orders)
What a relief! 😱
Originally posted by PeachA scanner doesn't cost that much really, it's one of the cheaper pieces of medical equipment... and s single machine can be used dozens if not hundreds of times a day. An average ultrasound scan takes no time at all.
The equipment is ridiculously expensive, though. As is the training to properly read the results.