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Over the reading week, I've gotten my regular check-ups and such.
Apparently, I have a cavity, and then following the examination and tests, it is discovered that I apparently have a higher concentration of bacteria in my mouth, hence why I constantly have cavities. It takes me about 1 hour without brushing after eating sweets to get cavities. Crap.
And then I also found out from doctor that my body tends to regenerate faster than normal, due to cell death rates and replacement rates. This is great news. However, this also makes me more prone to have cancer, even without carcinogens. That's not necessary good news. The regenerating part is great though.
The knee/joint specialist checked out the knee. He did the test and saw that my tibia is not completely attached to the knee, indicating a complete tear of ACL, and confirming the MRI report. I was extremely doubtful, but this guy is an expert. I think the surgery will be in end of April, and it'll be a day surgery. 4 weeks on crutches, 6 monthes before I can run, 1 year before normal sports. I expect that I should be able to beat by 50% of the time, due to my faster regeneration.
I think I also discovered this interesting notion that the human body is the portal through which one can summon/bring forth entities of another dimension, in particular, spirits. Quite useful... I shall research more.
Apparently, I have a cavity, and then following the examination and tests, it is discovered that I apparently have a higher concentration of bacteria in my mouth, hence why I constantly have cavities. It takes me about 1 hour without brushing after eating sweets to get cavities. Crap.
And then I also found out from doctor that my body tends to regenerate faster than normal, due to cell death rates and replacement rates. This is great news. However, this also makes me more prone to have cancer, even without carcinogens. That's not necessary good news. The regenerating part is great though.
The knee/joint specialist checked out the knee. He did the test and saw that my tibia is not completely attached to the knee, indicating a complete tear of ACL, and confirming the MRI report. I was extremely doubtful, but this guy is an expert. I think the surgery will be in end of April, and it'll be a day surgery. 4 weeks on crutches, 6 monthes before I can run, 1 year before normal sports. I expect that I should be able to beat by 50% of the time, due to my faster regeneration.
I think I also discovered this interesting notion that the human body is the portal through which one can summon/bring forth entities of another dimension, in particular, spirits. Quite useful... I shall research more.