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Dr. Boris Yaguda
Anesthesiologist
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As a board certified reproductive endocrinologist, specializing in the field of Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART), it has been my life’s work to help build families. Many of my patients come to me with little hope and often misdiagnosis’. I have been influential in the births of more than 6000 IVF babies, and with 20 plus years of experience, many of my findings have been incorporated into treatment protocols from around the world.
In this blog I hope to educate hopeful mothers on the latest advances in reproductive medicine and infertility. I will also cover case studies. Feel free to comment on my posts and I will always do my best to answer all of your questions.
As a board certified reproductive endocrinologist, specializing in the field of Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART), it has been my life’s work to help build families. Many of my patients come to me with little hope and often misdiagnosis’. I have been influential in the births of more than 6000 IVF babies, and with 20 plus years of experience, many of my findings have been incorporated into treatment protocols from around the world.
In this blog I hope to educate hopeful mothers on the latest advances in reproductive medicine and infertility. I will also cover case studies. Feel free to comment on my posts and I will always do my best to answer all of your questions.
14 years
Experience
Dr. Boris Yaguda
- Brooklyn, NY
- American University of the Caribbean
- Accepting new patients
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Can anesthesia have any side effects?
Can't say much without knowing his medical history, medications he takes, and not seeing him in person. Also, it depends on type of surgery. In and of itself side effects are not READ MORE
Can't say much without knowing his medical history, medications he takes, and not seeing him in person. Also, it depends on type of surgery. In and of itself side effects are not common with most common beings nausea afterwards
Can anesthesia lead to neurological issues?
Could be both. Hard to tell without knowing your father's medical history, medications, type of procedure performed and anesthetic used.
What can I do for the back pain that has started two years after my C-section?
You need to be seen by a doctor. The place where you describe the pain and where epidural or spinal was performed is the place where most people have pain for various reasons. READ MORE
You need to be seen by a doctor. The place where you describe the pain and where epidural or spinal was performed is the place where most people have pain for various reasons. This is not likely related to anything that happened 2 years ago.
Could I be allergic to anaesthesia?
It's normal, and while it doesn't happen to everyone, it happens to a lot of people sometimes after C-section. It is related to the pregnancy itself and not so much to anesthesia. READ MORE
It's normal, and while it doesn't happen to everyone, it happens to a lot of people sometimes after C-section. It is related to the pregnancy itself and not so much to anesthesia. Either way, don't worry, you are not allergic, but likely simply sensitive to anesthetic and had a vomiting episode which could happen again if you require anesthesia again, but notify your anesthesiologist about that fact, so he can take measures to prevent it.
Can anaesthesia for a patient who is on sleeping medicines be dangerous?
Not really. So long as your anesthesiologist and surgeon are aware of these medicines, there should be no problems.
I am having a painful sensation around my tailbone after a blood patch was done. What could be the reason?
Hard to tell without looking at you, although this could be simply from pressure that is exerted by blood that they put in to perform a blood patch. It should resolve on its own, READ MORE
Hard to tell without looking at you, although this could be simply from pressure that is exerted by blood that they put in to perform a blood patch. It should resolve on its own, but if pain persists, you need to go back and address it.
Is it a must to stop Adderall while getting anaesthesia?
No need to stop it. She should definitely notify anesthesiologist and surgeon that she is taking this medication. Any medication needs to be stopped only at doctor's orders. Never READ MORE
No need to stop it. She should definitely notify anesthesiologist and surgeon that she is taking this medication. Any medication needs to be stopped only at doctor's orders. Never stop anything on your own.
Is anaesthesia required for a root canal?
Absolutely safe. Don't worry. The anesthesia for root canal is typically a combined local anesthetic and intravenous medication.
Can natural health supplements like ashwagandha have a bad effect with anaesthesia?
It's OK to stop a week before biopsy. A lot of supplements can have interactions with surgical procedures and anesthesia and they should be stopped.
I am planning to go for a lip piercing. Will anaesthesia help in easing the pain?
You can get local anesthetic cream, but it has to be applied correctly. It will help, but it is quite possible it wouldn't penetrate deep into the lip. Never put anything on the READ MORE
You can get local anesthetic cream, but it has to be applied correctly. It will help, but it is quite possible it wouldn't penetrate deep into the lip. Never put anything on the inner part of the lip where it can be absorbed directly into the bloodstream.
I have marijuana in my system. Should I reschedule my tests?
There should be nothing taken by mouth for 6 hours prior to procedure. Given that, talk to your proceduralist.
Vomiting after sugery
Unfortunately, some people are more prone to this than others. Alert your anesthesiologist about this on the day of procedure and they can take preventative measures during the READ MORE
Unfortunately, some people are more prone to this than others. Alert your anesthesiologist about this on the day of procedure and they can take preventative measures during the surgery to minimize vomiting.
What treatment should I get for nerve root compression?
If there is definitive nerve compression which can only be diagnosed with imaging you can see a pain management specialist who after thorough evaluation will decide if intervention READ MORE
If there is definitive nerve compression which can only be diagnosed with imaging you can see a pain management specialist who after thorough evaluation will decide if intervention is warranted and may perform a procedure such as injection to relieve pain. If compression is severe with confounding findings surgery may be an option
I have knee pain after wearing high heels. What to do?
Not likely surgery just yet. You need to see a pain specialist to evaluate you thoroughly as various things can cause this. Often enough staying off of heels for about 10-14 days READ MORE
Not likely surgery just yet. You need to see a pain specialist to evaluate you thoroughly as various things can cause this. Often enough staying off of heels for about 10-14 days will solve the issue. If not, you need to bee seen and checked out
Is it normal to get bumps in the ear after piercing?
Definitely can be a reaction to the gel or the ring itself. You need to be seen by a dermatologist or ENT to evaluate those bumps as many things can cause bumps. Without seeing READ MORE
Definitely can be a reaction to the gel or the ring itself. You need to be seen by a dermatologist or ENT to evaluate those bumps as many things can cause bumps. Without seeing there is not much else to advise unfortunately
What can cause tingling sensation in muscles?
You may need some blood work done and also review health history as few things can cause this. Simple solution is to try and drink gatorade twice a day or over the counter magnesium READ MORE
You may need some blood work done and also review health history as few things can cause this. Simple solution is to try and drink gatorade twice a day or over the counter magnesium supplements. However, on occasion it could be something more involved with nerves themselves and you need to be seen by at least your primary doctor
Is it normal to have bloated stomach after laparoscopy?
This does happen but should go away fairly quick. Let your surgeon know about it.
Pain in the back. Is it due to epidural?
Not likely. Provided epidural placement was uncomplicated it is more likely a side effect of pregnancy itself. As the body readjusts after delivery the spine can change in a way READ MORE
Not likely. Provided epidural placement was uncomplicated it is more likely a side effect of pregnancy itself. As the body readjusts after delivery the spine can change in a way that gives this type of pain. You need to be seen and check if there is a muscle or nerve issue which can be treated but you do need to be seen by a doc.
Do subserous fibroids affect fertility?
Sorry, this is really a question for a gynecologist
Can anaesthesia lead to neurological issues?
It's hard to answer without knowing how old your father is, his medical history, what was the procedure and type of anesthetic used. In general there are rearly neurological complications READ MORE
It's hard to answer without knowing how old your father is, his medical history, what was the procedure and type of anesthetic used. In general there are rearly neurological complications from anesthesia. Side effects of medications used are more likely but they are typically short lived.
