Banner Surgery Center - Thunderbird
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5555 W Thunderbird Rd Ste 150, Glendale, AZ 85306

Find the top surgeons near you in Glendale, AZ at Banner Surgery Center - Thunderbird on W. Thunderbird Rd. & 55th. Our accredited outpatient surgery center offers the highest standard of personalized ambulatory surgical care in a convenient and comfortable location. Our advanced surgical specialties include general surgery, otolaryngology/ENT surgery gastrointestinal surgery, gynecologic surgery, hand surgery, orthopedic surgery, podiatric surgery, spine surgery, pediatric surgery and total joint surgery. Call us at 602-607-5770 to learn more about our outpatient same-day surgeries and procedures.

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Thephoenixflash T.

05/02/2023

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Expertise. They were diplomatically, friendly, but something wasn’t right they would really good at making it look all right like somebody told me I did really good during the procedure, and there was a lot of care and concern in the tone of your voice, but it also didn’t sound like they were being honest, which became evident even more so when I had to go to the ER for the next two days in a row afterwards, if they actually told me what went wrong, I would trust them a lot more
I went in for hemorrhoid removal surgery. They said one of them was as big as my thumb although I got mixed information on exactly how many they took out, was expecting more based on the information before surgery after surgery I was told there was only two, but there are at least three areas stitched up to external and at least one internal, and they told me there were only two
Naturally, the first thing I did was sleep when I get home when I woke up at two shower and clean the bandages, my bandage was not only lined with dried blood, but dried fecal matter in liquid form, of course, which means that I had a bowel movement while still under anesthesia And was wearing the 30 whatever for several hours on an open wound
Both of my butt cheeks, and in between them were both extremely red, which I just assumed was because of the fecal matter being taped up against it for so many hours, but the red developed into bruises which coordinated with the pain above and beyond the sutures
My prostate was so swollen that in the ER they could not fit a catheter in so I had to switch to a rigid one, which, for some reason properly plugged and leaked out the sides
Once the ER finally sent me home after having to remove the catheter because it wasn’t working right I had to return to the ER you hours because I was still having complications. They gave me antibiotics for an infection because I couldn’t empty my bladder, and they were unable to get a hold of my doctor as I was also unable.