Jason Matthews, Over the Hernia and Under the Knife!

[BlakeBennet]

To all my adoring fans that have been with me through the years. United beside the new fans that I continue to develop as my career pushes forwards. As most of you are aware I have an epigastral hernia that needs some fixin.

Its not a major issue.. it causes no pain problems or discomfort. It generally goes relativly unnoticed. My primary concern was with the scarring. In consideration of those who care for me, I was approcahed by many people and adivsed to recieve a second opinion. So I did. Actually I got 2 additional opinions. The injury is not life threatening and had did not bother me so immediate action is not necessary. However its something that needs fixed eventually and doing it while young aides in the recovery process dramatically. So to maximize the potential of minimizing long term damge I decided to go ahead with it and get it over with!

This morning they put me down, cut me up and sewed me shut. The hernia is officially gone and the road to recovery begins ! I woke up fine from anesthesia. So far so good. Very minor pain. No nausea (yet) I feel like any other day. Just thought I would keep you all updated and I will continue to do so !
Until Next Time,
Jason Matthews

I'm glad to hear things went off without a problem! And I hope the pain stays away, but I'm glad to know you went through with it because i know you wanted to.

 

[tampa24]

Glad everything went well. As for scarring you usually don't want to put anything on right away. There is usually a period of time where you just let it heal naturally. After that you need to put scarring ointment on it or something like that constantly and keep it moist. I would try to ask your doctor or a dermatologist about that though.

the literature speaks to starting scar reduction management after 2 week. during the first 2 weeks the body as a whole will be working on feeling better. pain management will be number 1 on the list. here is where strong positive thoughts and happy thoughts come into play.
after 2 weeks you should be back to something approaching your normal (what ever that is).

a few words with the doctor/nurse/health care provider should include whether silicone, aloe vera, or petroleum gel might be a good choice in reducing the appearance of any scarring.

warning: act upon advice of a professionals known to you or you have reason to believe is qualified to provide such advice.

Well said guys!

 

[deeteedub]

Jason,

I think that deciding to go ahead and have your operation done now rather than later was very smart of you. I wish you a speedy recovery.

As far as the scarring is concerned, I've heard that having someone frequently lick the scarred area helps a lot ... well, it couldn't hurt! And if you need a volunteer ...

Hope to see you back in front of the camera soon!

 

[cumrag27]

Long overdue words of wisdom...

Jason,

I think that deciding to go ahead and have your operation done now rather than later was very smart of you. I wish you a speedy recovery.

As far as the scarring is concerned, I've heard that having someone frequently lick the scarred area helps a lot ... well, it couldn't hurt! And if you need a volunteer ...

Hope to see you back in front of the camera soon!

Dear Jason,

I hope deeteedub attempt at humor is not going to be "keeping you in stitches". While you are recuperating from the surgery, I realize time seems to stand still! Then, the question arises of "what to do with your hands"? You certainly don't want to do anything too strenous that it might have a multiplicative effect on the "scar tissue".

I think a good start might include working mentally on intentionally having a wet dream followed with a sequel or more (without engaging in the usual technique(s) leading to an orgasm) might be a good first step in the right erection. Remember this, your surgeon definitely did not intend to keep your highly active balls in stitches or put away in cold storage either! So while you have the extra time on your hands(figuratively speaking ONLY), relax and have pleasant dreams or two, or three, or more on the house. I am sure you must be long overdue in that department!

And besides, you are the "kind-a-thing dreams are routinely made of". Perhaps these two songs, classics in their own right, may prompt you to a dream or two:

http://youtu.be/vZPmZ64m3_4

http://youtu.be/n-DmAh0dObI

Best wishes for a scar-free recovery!


Sincerely,


Stimpy

 

[BSB Jason]

So its day three.. or two depending on how your counting. I was told day three would be the worse by almost everyone with moderate experience. Day 1 (or immediatly after surgey) I felt like a king. Honestly I couldnt even tell that I had suregery! There was no pain, nausea or discomfort. Day two got a little tougher and made me fear day three. The pain began to set in. Primarily internally. Keeping in mind there are stictches in the abdominal muscle now. There was a steady but mild pain throughout the day. Today I had a few errands to run and got a late start. To my suprise the pain was less then yesterday. Only certain actions or postitions affect it. So I either try to avoid them or do them more slowly. I have yet to tap into my reserve of pain pills and unless something dramatically changes I dont think I will need to. Which is good because I ont even like to take tylenol.

This morning I removed the gauze for the first time and was rather impressed. The incision looks small and able to heal quickly.

Overall I would say the recovery is going much better then expected! Thanks so much to all of you for your advice and best wishes.. they really have made the difference

Jason

 

[tampa24]

I'm so glad to hear you are doing well Jason. Thank you for giving us the update. You will continue to be in my thoughts. I hope the rest is smooth sailing from here.

 

[cumrag27]

Great News!

So its day three.. or two depending on how your counting. I was told day three would be the worse by almost everyone with moderate experience. Day 1 (or immediatly after surgey) I felt like a king. Honestly I couldnt even tell that I had suregery! There was no pain, nausea or discomfort. Day two got a little tougher and made me fear day three. The pain began to set in. Primarily internally. Keeping in mind there are stictches in the abdominal muscle now. There was a steady but mild pain throughout the day. Today I had a few errands to run and got a late start. To my suprise the pain was less then yesterday. Only certain actions or postitions affect it. So I either try to avoid them or do them more slowly. I have yet to tap into my reserve of pain pills and unless something dramatically changes I dont think I will need to. Which is good because I ont even like to take tylenol.

This morning I removed the gauze for the first time and was rather impressed. The incision looks small and able to heal quickly.

Overall I would say the recovery is going much better then expected! Thanks so much to all of you for your advice and best wishes.. they really have made the difference

Jason

Dear Jason,

Congratulations for being able to avoid the pain pills. Furthermore, it is great that the incision looks so small. I am so happy to see you getting along so well.



Sincerely,


Stimpy

 

[cum2me01]

Jason, Thanks so much for the update. I am thrilled to hear recovery is going so well for you and that your incision is of managable size. Take all the time you need to heal. I wish you all the best.