Today was a medical day. I had liquid nitrogen sprayed on my arm and toes, and an ultrasound on my leg. My leg isn't pregnant and my toes are froze.
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Ugh, hope you are ok. Nothing too serious?
Oh, and from one chemist to another, there is nothing as cool as liquid nitrogen. In both senses of the word. I love that stuff. ;)
The ultrasound was negative (which is good), although it shows some "chronic" damage from the DVT's.
The liquid nitogen was for freezing a triad of calluses and warty things off my extremities. i had heard of "freezing" before; i just never realized that they used liquid nitrogen to do it. next time, i'm stealing his cool little liquid-N2 spray-bottle.
Hee hee. If you steal it, let me know so I can come play too! :)
Glad the u/s came back good, and I hope they can treat the DVT's without too much trouble.
the DVT's are gone, but there is some permanent ("chronic" apparently is a euphemism) scarring to the vein itself. in a nutshell; i'm healed, but the leg won't feel the same anymore.
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