Surgery

Have you ever had surgery? What for?

Sewing up your body is part of the surgery, as I wish to know what surgery is..

Yes, sewing up the human body is considered a surgical procedure. This process, often referred to as suturing, is commonly performed by surgeons, doctors, or other trained medical professionals to close wounds, incisions, or surgical openings. Suturing is a critical part of surgery, ensuring that tissues are properly aligned to promote healing and reduce the risk of infection.

I remember playing all day all long, would climb out of the drain to pickup the shuttlecock and climb back up to continue playing the game with my siblings. I remember I used to like running around till I fell and had an open wound on my chin…and didn’t know this wound was infections…my mom rushed me to the hospital to get my chin stitched…

I had a small bandage on my chin….I had gotten surgery on my gum as the tooth had grown like count Dracula fangs…that too needed sewing….and the time as usual playing got my nose stitches and happened during my childhood..

That’s all the surgery I got when I was that age.