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Is it normal to have anxiety after anesthesia?
I wouldn’t say ‘normal’, but not impossible either.
Do you dream under anesthesia?
Possibly, but most people don’t remember anything so we don’t know for sure.
How can I flush anesthesia out of my system?
Deep breaths and hydrate well. Not much else to do.
How do you detox your body from anesthesia?
Everything will be metabolized and excreted. There is no need to do anything special.
Is general anesthesia safe for a 4 year old for dental work?
This is a bit of a loaded question. General anesthesia is very safe if administered by the right people (I. E. Anesthesiologist +/- CRNA). Personally, I never let my kids be READ MORE
This is a bit of a loaded question. General anesthesia is very safe if administered by the right people (I. E. Anesthesiologist +/- CRNA). Personally, I never let my kids be anesthetized by a dentist.
Why do they put you to sleep for a colonoscopy?
It’s not necessary, but makes it easier for both parties.
What are the side effects of a nerve block?
The nerve block makes you numb. The side effects depend on where the nerve block is performed.
Is it normal to have difficulty breathing after dental anesthesia?
This question is very difficult to answer without knowing more details of what you received, the timing and nature of your breathing difficulties, your medical history, etc. READ MORE
This question is very difficult to answer without knowing more details of what you received, the timing and nature of your breathing difficulties, your medical history, etc. you should seek urgent care or Emergency room help if you are having difficulties breathing.
Why can't I urinate after anesthesia?
A few factors related to anesthesia can cause this. Some medications, types of anesthesia (especially spinal or epidurals), and large amounts of IV fluid, as well as the stress READ MORE
A few factors related to anesthesia can cause this. Some medications, types of anesthesia (especially spinal or epidurals), and large amounts of IV fluid, as well as the stress of surgery, can all contribute.
If you are unable to urinate and your bladder is uncomfortably distended, you should go to an urgent care or ER to get a catheter inserted to drain the urine. This would rarely need to be done more than once.
If you are unable to urinate and your bladder is uncomfortably distended, you should go to an urgent care or ER to get a catheter inserted to drain the urine. This would rarely need to be done more than once.
Do they put you to sleep for elbow surgery?
It’s an option to go to sleep and/or do a nerve block and sedation.
What are the side effects of novocaine?
Unless it’s injected into your bloodstream, just numbness.
How long does it take for lidocaine to wear off?
Generally 30-45 minutes. But there are several other local anesthetics that can last much longer!
Can local anaesthetic affect your heart?
Yes, if injected into the bloodstream or absorbed too quickly.
How long does it take to recover from a nerve block?
It depends on the medication used in the block and what block was performed. Anywhere from a couple of hours to 36 hours.
Can spinal anesthesia cause back pain?
Yes, but not typically anything severe or long lasting
Can a spinal block cause any damage?
Theoretically, yes, but practically, no. It’s extremely rare to have any permanent or significant issues. A spinal headache is about 1/1000 chance. Honestly I’ve never seen READ MORE
Theoretically, yes, but practically, no. It’s extremely rare to have any permanent or significant issues. A spinal headache is about 1/1000 chance. Honestly I’ve never seen nerve damage from a spinal. You might have a tiny bit of tenderness at the site for a day or two.
Are elective procedures requiring anesthesia being postponed?
In a few states. Not in NC
Do they put you to sleep for elbow surgery?
You can have your choice of a nerve block with no sedation all the way to a general anesthetic or any combination or mix in between.
