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Constant emf bad for healing?

IDPS

October 2014

edited February 2015

in Magnets

I implanted my m31 after I got it in the mail, a couple days later while working I felt a strong vibration while using a big 120v drill at work. I'm curious if the constant vibrations caused by the emf could cause a rejection?

On a side note it did reject, but after I accidentally hit my hand pretty hard on something else.

http://imgur.com/IabOGgt

http://imgur.com/EZCm8pX

That's the drill I'm talking about. 

Comments

1. 

   pkp336
   October 2014
   I wonder about this too since I dabble with wood working in my free time. Really what I am asking, and maybe you too IDPS, is how much movement can the finger handle during the different stages of the healing process?
2. 

   IDPS
   October 2014
   I'm staying away from that drill during the healing process from now on. But yeah that's a better way to ask :P
   
3. 

   glims

   
   October 2014
   for the first week you should be staying away mechanical stimulus for sure.

   the answer to how much can it handle is - as little as possible

   the answer to does the drill make it worse - yes

   
   

   it may be done in your kitchen, it may be homebrew, but you have just undergone minor surgery. please act accordingly.
4. 

   pkp336
   October 2014
   Got it. Thanks for all your help @glims