Konoha Yellow Ape: The salary is in place, and the five shadows are useless! - #418 - If the illness is serious, you may have to rest for a few days.

I had a cold at first, but salivary gland stones came up again yesterday, blocking the salivary gland ducts, causing the entire salivary glands and salivary gland ducts to become inflamed.

Now whenever I have saliva, my left chin swells up to the size of a baby’s fist, and the root of the left half of my tongue hurts like being cut by a knife, and I can’t eat at all.

It takes a few minutes to slow down after taking a bite, and the pain will slowly decrease with the discharge of saliva.

From yesterday to today, I may eat a bowl of rice and add some iced watermelon together.

I went to the hospital for an examination yesterday. The hospital in the suburbs here is too small. They said that if the stone has squeezed to the exit, it can be operated on, but if it is deep, it cannot be done.

My calculus is relatively long, and the inflammation is very serious. The doctor asked me to take anti-inflammatory drugs. After the inflammation is over, I will consider whether to have surgery.

Because if my salivary gland has already developed fibrosis, or if there are stones inside, the left salivary gland needs to be removed directly. This operation will be larger and requires a month or two of rest, which may affect the coding.

I am going to insist on taking anti-inflammatory drugs first. After the inflammation is cured, I will see if the salivary gland ducts are still blocked.

It is really painful now, plus I have been hungry for two days and have no status code at all, so I may need to recuperate for a few days.

I strive for within three days, as long as the inflammation improves and the pain decreases, I will resume the update immediately!