What are the common complications in a story?

One common complication is capsular contracture. This is when the scar tissue around the implant tightens, causing the breast to feel hard and look misshapen. Another issue can be implant rupture. This might not be immediately obvious and could lead to leakage of the implant material inside the body, which can cause pain and other health problems. Also, some people experience infections after breast implant surgery, which can be very serious and require removal of the implant.

Well, the most common complication is probably pain. It's not just the immediate pain during the circumcision but also the lingering pain during the healing process. Some men may experience a change in penile sensitivity too. This could be either an increase or a decrease in sensitivity, which can have an impact on sexual function. Infections are also quite common, especially if proper post - operative care is not followed. And then there's the risk of the wound reopening, which can lead to further pain and potential for more serious infections.

In a story, complications are the problems or challenges that make the plot more interesting and prevent things from going smoothly for the characters.

One common plot is that there might be magical interference during Hermione's labor. For example, a dark spell might have been cast on her unknowingly, which causes complications like abnormal pain or stalling of the labor process. Another plot could involve the use of experimental potions that backfire and lead to difficulties. Also, in some fanfictions, the stress of the wizarding world's current situation, like an ongoing battle or political unrest, can add to her labor complications as it affects her mental state, which in turn impacts her physical well - being during childbirth.

One common complication is character relationships. For example, in many fanfictions, the relationship between Harry and Hermione might be explored in a more complex way than in the original books. They could face misunderstandings or newfound romantic feelings that add complications. Another complication can be the introduction of new magical elements. Fanfic writers often create their own spells or magical creatures, and integrating these into the existing Harry Potter universe can be tricky. It might not fit well with the established lore, leading to plot holes or further complications as the story progresses.

Well, some people have had problems with their septum actually being perforated during the surgery. This can lead to a whistling sound when they breathe. Also, pain that doesn't go away as expected is a big issue. Some patients end up with a very long and uncomfortable recovery period, where they can't breathe properly through their nose for weeks.

Often, there are plots where there is some sort of magical interference causing Hermione's labor complications. For example, a dark magic spell was cast on her. Draco, who has some knowledge of the dark arts, tries to reverse it. In some stories, the labor complications are a result of a prophecy that involves both of them. The two of them then have to figure out how to break the cycle and save Hermione and the baby.

Well, some common experiences include heavy bleeding, severe pain, and possible infections.

The complication rates vary. Leakage, for example, occurs in about 1 - 3% of cases. Nutritional deficiencies can be quite common in the long run if proper supplementation isn't followed, maybe in around 20 - 30% of patients over a few years. Bleeding during surgery is less common, around 1 - 2% of surgeries.

Well, usually they have complex storylines. For example, they might have multiple plot threads running simultaneously. In 'Infinite Jest' by David Foster Wallace (if we consider it in a graphic novel - like sense in terms of complexity), there are numerous sub - plots that all eventually connect in some way.