I almost had to transfer to the emergency room while suffering from upper body diaphoresis. Condition management is essential before surgery.

Long story short... I had upper body aspiration about a year and a half ago. Shock during surgery? The surgery was temporarily halted, and if it got more serious, I almost had to move to the emergency room at a university hospital. Fortunately, the surgery went well. Later, when I came to my senses, my mom told me... I didn't have anything like that when I had other plastic surgery before, but taking care of my condition before surgery is really essential. I've barely been able to sleep since a week ago... I don't think I've slept a total of 10 hours all week. It's true. People go crazy because they can't sleep. I was really not feeling well, so I thought about putting off the surgery, but I just got it. The reason is that I found out that my ex-boyfriend was cheating on me a week before the surgery. I lent him a lot of money, but while he was dating me, he dated another woman for three months. I was so angry that I hired a detective and couldn't sleep all week because I was reporting on his friend's movements... He agreed to hiring a detective. As soon as he caught me cheating, he told me to break up with her over the phone, begged me completely, and hired a detective on the condition that we meet again... I told him to keep an eye on me because I didn't trust him... Anyway, maybe it was because I was in bad shape at the time, but even after the surgery, I was anemic for about two weeks+. I was so dizzy that I couldn't walk for more than 5 minutes. But now, looking at myself looking into getting my lower body done again, I think I am truly an animal of oblivion. This time, I will manage my condition well and eliminate all risks.