Your Body's Secrets Under Anesthesia
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- čas přidán 28. 07. 2024
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You may not know what you’re doing under anesthesia, but your body is telling us a lot about you. What does anesthesia expose about your body?
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Your health history, including your mental health history, opens up when you’re under anesthesia. It depends on your heart health and your mental health. Conditions like depression, anxiety, PTSD, addiction, and OCD interact with anesthesia in ways that we need to manage during surgery.
The medications and substances used to treat these conditions also is apparent during surgery. This includes prescription medications, like Xanax and Ativan. It also includes substances used to self-medicate, like marijuana.
If under treated, or untreated, these conditions can cause complications to your surgery, including more pain, more nausea, worse wound healing, infection risk, and longer recovery.
But here’s the best kept secret in medicine: you have incredible power over your health. And believe it or not, surgery can be a powerful experience to catalyze your inner healing!
I take us through the natural beauty of Bernal Heights in San Francisco, California, to share how you can unlock your natural healing from crippling mental health conditions.
As always, learn more at www.medicalsecretsmd.com
And remember that you have more power over your health than you’ve probably ever been told!
This video/speech/channel DOES NOT CONSTITUTE MEDICAL ADVICE. Patients with medical concerns should contact their physician. If your concern is an emergency, immediately call 911. This information is not a recommendation for ANY THERAPY. Some substances referenced in this content may be illegal, and this content is not a recommendation for, or endorsement of, their use in any way.
My anesthetist, before my total knee replacement, took the time to talk with me and explained how he was there to take care of me. I’d never considered that. When I came round from the epidural and sedation, I was amazed by how wonderful life is, how magical. I was laughing. At 69, I’d been on a high dose of paroxetine for 26 years for major depressive disorder. The effect of the ketamine, in particular, cured my depression. At 3 months after surgery, I am now down to 15mg from 50mg of the antidepressant. My withdrawal is going smoothly. I feel as if I’m in my thirties. The real me has re-emerged.
It’s so great that you call your patients the night before surgery!!!🤗 Not too many doctors do, so I really admire that! Sending lots of good vibes, good energy, light and love!!!!!
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Yes! That's very rare!
You have a soothing voice Doctor K and I am learning a lot from you🙏I love your dog thank you for sharing him with us!
Ive had a number of surgeries and have never met a single anesthesiologists until right before the procedure.
Same here and I can’t tell you what a single one of their names were.
Nature is so important in mental health! Thank you doctor for your insights!
I love this. I just had surgery for a lung lobectomy due to lung carcinoid (I'm a never smoker). I love the idea that the experience of surgery itself can be mentally healing. Your content is great.
Insightful! Anesthesiologists consult patients? I’ve gone into surgery not knowing who the surgeon was. Surgery process feels like a line of cars going through automated car wash. Thank you for bringing care back into health care. Karma in the video was a great touch 🥰. Karma the cyber therapy dog 🥰.
Thank you!
I know the feeling .
No more empathy at hospitals or staff.
I had very positive experiences with having two new hip procedures and a gall bladder removal. I just let everything go mentally and emotionally as I said good night to everybody in the room and did the countdown routine. Woke up as laid back as when I went to sleep and I couldn't thank everybody enough as well. It's the only way to look at it I guess.
I've had 4 major back surgeries....and have been honest with my drinking history everytime.....being an RN I know the risks......and i was asked...."why do you drink so much" didn't know i was there to be quizzed......
Super interesting, I had no idea that surgery had the potential to open the door to mental health healing on top of whatever the primary reason for the surgery is.
I woke up from a arthroscopy and was crying and talking about my son's suicide and I told the nurse how he died and she hugged me .
I'm so sorry for your loss, and I'm SO glad the nurse hugged you!! Take care.
You always provide such informative content. Thank you.
Thank you for the kind comments! 🙏
That’s never happened to me. I’m the same as before surgery but just hungrier 😂
Thank you for this informational video now I understand more what happens to our bodies under general anesthesia 😁😁😁😁
Knowledge is power!
The worst anesthesia event I had began when the anesthesiologist did not come down to consult with me for my total knee replacement. If he had he would know I had C-PTSD and severe anxiety and depression. They walked me to OR and I was already very nervous. When I go to the OR, I felt like too many people were touching me and I had a panic attack. The anesthesiologist was nice and tried to de-escalate my panic attack. It took more meds than usual to anesthetize me for the procedure. People stopped touching me and let me do for myself what I could. After surgery, I woke up upset, crying, scared, and pulling away from everyone. The anesthesiologist was still in the room. He got me calm again. It was crazy scary for me. Always tell your doctors about your mental health. The anesthesiologist I had was very busy so he didn't consult with me and hind hindsight is 20/20 and I am sure he wishes he had. They could have rolled me down on a gurney and medicated me on the way to the OR to reduce my anxiety. During the surgery for a total knee replacement they wear “space suits” and that's probably what freaked along with t help me too many people trying to help me get settled on the operating table.
I'm so sorry for the terrible experience you had. 😢
I wonder if this could be the answer to many mental health problems people have. I have respect for counselors and psychologists but sometimes therapy doesn’t work on all people.
Fantastic info. Thank you so much.
I always feel like I have a new lease on life. Lighter, more aware of the positive aspects of humanity. And deeply grateful to my anesthesiologist!
I've heard that before! I always feel groggy and blah.
I went into surgery without knowing who was actually doing it .
No Dr contact before or after surgery.
And only bad things surrounding it .
That is just SO wrong!! I'm so sorry you had such a terrible experience. Jean
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Thank you for your kind words .
I still have no answers , only more unanswered questions.
I know how you feel. I had surgery just 6 weeks ago and I'm still haunted by the fact I have total amnesia about it all. I remember absolutely nothing about it. My 4 day stay in the hospital didn't provide any answers as the nurses were pretty tight lipped. This was my very first surgery (and the last if I can help it) with general anesthesia. Never again. Lots of unanswered questions and no one to ask.😢🥺🥺
Wow such an interesting video, very interesting!. Thank you 🙏
Thank you, Doctor!
What! I recently have stones removed and a stent put in. Never had a conversation with anyone. But my doctor who came in 3hours late! Which is ok. I would rather he ate, go potty, nap. I want him rested and sharp! I have really learned quite a bit from this. Thank you so much!
My husband gets those too ..
I lost my mother and grandmother (they lived together) tragically during the pandemic. I’ve been grieving for 4 yrs now pretty heavily as my mom was my best friend. I went in for a endoscopy and colonoscopy after some major Gastro issues.(I’m in my 40’s) I was very very anxious because I had never been under ANY anesthesia or had any procedures like these before.
When I was in the procedure room I saw all my deceased family members. It was really weird. It was very comforting. They were talking to me. I felt my mom leaned over behind me and was holding me. I WAS NOT SEDATED IN ANY WAY AT THIS TIME. The doctor hasn’t even come in yet. I was just being prepped. No anxiety meds or anything. I fell asleep with the feeling of my mom holding me. I dont even remember the anesthesiologist or doctor coming in to start the procedure. Don’t remember ever seeing the anesthesiologist as a matter of fact.
Woke up from the whole ordeal feeling so peaceful.
I’m wondering if I need to seek mental health services because I feel that was a very surreal moment in my life.. but an awesome one that I can’t get out of my mind.
OB RN here. I have a pretty convincing answer for you as to why patients get the chills and start shaking after surgery. It's NOT related to the anesthesia, other meds given, blood loss, anxiety, or any other thing we might think are contributing factors.
It has everything to do with internal thermoregulation. I'll spare you the physiology of this phenomenon, but I can tell you with absolution that I believe I have nailed this one with 💯 percent confidence. This knowledge comes from 35+ years of observation in both L&D and the OR.
Whether a woman has had a fully natural birth, with not even an IV, or has had a medicated birth with IV meds, epidural, spinal, or general anesthesia..... shivering, shaking, and chills are a very common occurrence.
I'd like to tell new Mom's not to worry. They just lost their internal heater, the baby!
So that's why it can happen with anyone who has had ANY kind of procedure that triggers a reduction in their core body temperature.
If you think I solved the dilemma, please share this information in one of your future videos, just as I share numerous things that I didn't know, but learned from you! I am addicted to your videos and love that you care enough to share information with people for a better understanding of what's going on with anesthetics, why certain things happen to them, and what they can do about it. Finally, someone "gets it"! That's YOU! In Healthcare today, the patient is at the bottom of the heap in terms of priority. Caregivers have become too focused on liability, being compliant with the regs, financial concerns, how to combat the opioid crisis, restrictions imposed by insurance companies, and being efficient with time management. All of these things have caused today's breakdown in Healthcare. Who does it affect the most? Who suffers the most? THE PATIENT!
The patient is the reason we have jobs and do what we do, yet we are shortchanging them by failing to meet their needs and failing to identify root causes of their problems. Delivery of care today is mediocre at the very best, and that's being generous! Out of frustration, I became one of the many "good eggs" to abandon my career in healthcare. I became SO physically, emotionally,and mentally ill, and was SO exhausted that I required psychological treatment, long-term therapy, and medications. The state of my physical body was also deteriorating. So, I am the patient now, and I do not like how I am treated. I am not heard, I am ignored in times of crisis and I am not receiving proper care. Whatever haamQuality care is They could care less if I live or die.
That illegible sentence says, What happened to quality care"
@@peggyweimar2618 ... I too was a HealthCare Worker who is now a Chronically ill Patient, and I ask the same question.
Interesting! I haven't checked lately, but I don't think I've gotten a response yet to my comment. I was thinking of posting it again on one of his newer videos.
Just saw your comment on another video about your hand sliding off the table. That's common and does happen occasionally.
@@peggyweimar2618 ... That was not the point of my response. Thank you though.
What a wonderful discovery this channel was today. Well presented, fascinating.
Well, my body secret on anesthesia I can hear and see people not with my eyes believe it or not with my mind.I’ve had this done twice with major surgeries. The doctors asked me if I felt anything, and I said no I did not, but I was so afraid I would I could hear every conversation you guys talk about while you’re during surgery and when you leave the room and come back even changing the music when requested by the doctor the next surgery I had was a lot better they changed The anesthesia so I was not aware of anything, and after I was waking up, I said, thank God was my first words the nurse looked at me as she’s pushing me down the aisle in my bed. She said what I said thank God I did not see anything during surgery.
I'm so happy to hear that you're experience went well! How was your recovery?
@@MedicalSecrets I did research on that drink green tea and it cleans out your liver and system from the anesthesia a lot faster and you recover a lot faster
@@D.D.1963 there's a lot we don't yet know about how to clear stuff out of the body, that might be one of them!
@@MedicalSecrets It is so works if anybody should know, would be me how many surgeries I’ve had kickback so much faster, think about it cleaning out toxins from your system. Why wouldn’t you get better fast.😉
I never felt pain either, I wasn't afraid of being able to see and hear them.
Absolutely amazing explanation! Do you make special trips out of state for surgeries!? Phenomenal Dr.K!! I love how Karma was in the video. 🐕 💙
Thank you! She loved the treats, maybe we'll be seeing her more!
Absolutely brilliant information.
I had a salivary gland cancer removal op" a few weeks ago and being an
anxious guy some of the times, these excellent insightful videos were
a great help before and after my surgery. My anaesthesiologist was pure
magic, narrating her unique story on how she told her mum and dad she wanted
to be an anaesthesiologist. Funny and profoundly moving, just before I went under.
Big thanks and gratitude to the highly skilled MC team at the Royal Hosp',Belfast.
Thank you Doc for your time and love for making these insightful vlogs!
How do you handle emergency cases that come to the OR and you have no patient history prior to the procedure?
I love your channel!! Keep up the good work!! ♥️
That is such a fascinating field of medicine.
When I was being prepared for colon cancer surgery, the anesthetist, the surgeon and the nurse in charge came so talk to me 😊, it was very nice.
Not only do patients act strangely after surgery but doctors do too. When I go for surgery I always put a big sticking plaster over the output of my digestive system. I expect it to be there when I wake up. If not then I am going to want to know why and there will be big trouble.
Wow, very informative...🤘🏼💯✔️
I'm going to dread anesthesia when I go in for a D and C. COVID, bronchitis ruined my esophagus. So sore. Two months coughing. Dry and feels like something on left side of my throat. Then I get a colonoscopy.
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Thank very interesting ps gorgeous dog 🐕
Excellent video! I am nurse and people say weird things !
I have woken up during surgery and felt pain and also had a seizure a after another. No more surgeries for me.
I have some life life threatening medical conditions. I need to have three surgeries in the next six months. As a critical care nurse I am terrified of having these operations done, due to the medication I am on for pain, but also having COPD/COAD and three previous PE’s. I would appreciate your general opinion. Thank You. The most important person in that operating room is the anesthesiologist.
My surgery went great by the way Doc and i was told when i woke up i was the nurses best patient and the other nurses wish they had me. They said i was so respectful and nice but i was in alot of pain and was giving alot of small amounts of Hydromorphone 0.05cc like 4 or 5 and it did nothing but im a heavy kratom user have been for 7+ years its what i use to treat my pain at home/work i kept telling them to give me something stronger please because this wasn't helping she talked to the recovery doctor he said just continue with the same. Then the nurse told me they could give me something stronger when i got upstairs to my room or higer doses but i would have to not get anything for 20 mins if i wanted to go upstairs so i was in tears and the worst pain. I told them what would work they had it the nurse agreed that she would give it but the doctor wouldn't let her do it so 30 to 40 minutes later and bumps elevator rides while intense pain was going on finally to my room where they gave me something 30 minutes more later really terrible experience whats your thoughts doctor i told them to give me Fentanyl i had read that would do the trick thoughts????
Great video. Thank you for the information. I'll be undergoing my 24th surgery on July 18th and in one of my previous surgeries my optic nerve was damaged. You mentioned that you help the patient through the different levels of consciousness, does this mean you actually talk to the patient. Perhaps I can ask my doctor for a pep talk when he is putting me under😂.
I'm wishing you the best for your upcoming surgery! I do "pep talk" my patients because of the evidence that it HELPS OUTCOMES! It's amazing science that we don't understand, but I use it because there are no side effects that we're aware of :)
@@MedicalSecrets Thank you. I use belly breathing and meditation prior to going in to the operating room and for me this really works well. I've never had a problem waking up. The techniques you mention should be used by more doctors in helping their patients. I live with chronic pain and have gone through pain management classes that makes a huge difference. I wish you and yours well.
@@MedicalSecrets I have an upcoming medical procedure that requires general anesthesia. I would be delighted if my anesthesiologist gave me a “pep talk” while I am under. How common is the openness to this among anesthesiologists?
🤗 & 😘 to you sweetie. I'm not gonna be far behind you. In my other post, I suffer with PTSD. Only time I woke up whining and calling for my mom was when I had my wisdom teeth out. I was 27 and my son was almost 2 and I was in so much pain, but my nose surgery, neck surgery, and & on colonoscopy I was a goofball. It also took about 7 hrs for me to feel semi back to normal.
Surgery in 3 or so months for me.....thank you for posting this 🙂 I'll be thinking of your words when the day comes 👍
What if you do not have any one explain anything and the surgeon forces your consent And there is no disclosure before or after the surgery for your prostate HoLep surgery in France?
What happens if the surgeon and anesthesiologist violate your needs and your trust? Most anesthesiologists only talk with patients minutes before a procedure.
Notting...
This is just talk.
I had more than 15 operations...
Never a dr had as this😂
Went under yesterday, was not bad at all. Abit stressed with the mask that was supposedly "oxygen" that tasted abit strange 😂. Woke up and felt fine. Even binge drank 2 days earlier tho was on an IV for almost 2 days which probably helped.
What if someone is suffering from an undiagnosed case of mental illness(depression, anxiety, Pure O OCD etc,) , therefore they are not taking any prescription medicine or drugs, might they still get anesthesia awareness?
Possible, but not likely for the average surgery. Always discuss with your anesthesiologist first!
@@MedicalSecrets ok doc, glad for the info, hope u the best👍💜
I've only been put under once and it was for wisdom tooth removal when I was 29. It was done on a Friday morning and I never took any of the pain meds they gave me. When I went to work the next Tuesday a couple of managers told me I was still loopy and shouldn't be there. I was still in a fog until the Wednesday after the surgery. I've never heard of anyone taking so long to shake off the effects. Is it common for people to have effects from the medication so long afterwards? A couple of people I know did wake up swinging fists.
thats happened to be twice. both times i was given fentanyl.
amazing video!
Thank You for the information, going into surgery with a healthy attitude is very important. I do have a Q., I hope it doesn't sound as though I didn't pay attention. Is it possible to have a psychedelic break through under anesthesia (DMT), like losing the ego? Could a narcissist go in and come out an empath? Claiming to have hung with Christ and is now capable of love? Overwhelming love like some experience. Only to lose it all and revert back to who they were, I have never heard of anyone that has had the loss of ego experience, regain their narcissism mentality. Not a true break through anyway. Please answer my queries. Thank You S
What a deep question! Without condoning any religious affiliation, I personally know individuals who have experienced that without psychedelic experiences, but I am sure many have also experienced that with psychedelic experiences. Given that some anesthetic agents also have psychedelic qualities (like ketamine), it likely would be possible, but it would require preparation and coordination with medical providers. This is far from the average patient experience and is not a realistic expectation, sadly, in routine surgeries.
@@anthonykaveh5056 Thank You so much for the reply. Somehow, I am still so amazed by the extent a liar will go to perpetuate their lie. I mean, he had to have watched several videos here (YT) to know exactly how to tell me the story. For the record though, I did not, in my heart of hearts believe any of it, I wanted to, because it was so important. It took a lot of doubt and three weeks to write You and confirm what I knew was right. Never, never believe a Narcissist. Thank You, much love to You and yours in these times. Sherrye
🤔👀During my first brain surgery my family observed on the status wall that I coded after it first started, and I have hazy memories of at some point vomiting, and being brought to with inhalants and a sitting X ray. But no one ever disclosed either. Is there a requirement to disclose such?
If you want to know, get your medical record. It belongs to you.
Did you eat before surgery
@@1andonly222 Absolutely not, last ate early evening before. But I have gastroparesis, undiagnosed at that point so if I had a planned surgery now I would eat like prepping for a colonoscopy or such.
I have had quite a fair number of general anesthesia my few decades of life.. none where I woke up screaming or crying or delirious etc... the last time I had GA, I kept hearing '....wake up, it's time to wake up...' by the nurse... and I was like who's is disturbing my sleep.. I want to sleep some more 🤣 I always treated going under GA as getting a much needed sleep 😅 Having said that, I don't look forward to another one because now I am concerned about it possibly causing dementia!
I hope you never need surgery again! But if you do, I hope you feel empowered to advocate for yourself! What types of surgeries have you had before?
@@MedicalSecrets I have had nasal surgery, breast surgery from cancer, procedure to reinflate a collapsed lung from surgery error, breast reconstruction which is the most brutal recovery and there’s more coming 😂 I may change my mind and stop doing any! We shall see.
Interestingly, noticing your syringes with labels on the trolly Valium, etc in UK we would almost certainly never have a brand name label but the generic so Diazepam in this case, i think that's one of the common differences between US and UK
I had a carpal tunnel surgery on my LEFT hand once. I am RIGHT handed. When they yelled my a name to wake me I looked at my Left arm and said "Thank God I can Masterbate again". As I said I am right handed, the anesthesiologist stopped by my recovery room and said "You were the most fun patient I've had" I thought ...........Lord what ELSE did I say!
During local anesthesia in Sweden (spinal anesthesia) at least in my hospital they use lidocaine, morphine and of course the white gold, propofol and so on and of course Zofran for nausea. It seems that fentanyl and other opioids are used less frequently here. Morphine still seems to be the most dominant, at least when it comes to regional anaesthesia, eg in spinal anaesthesia. I know fentanyl is more controllable and manageable, but wondering why different countries choose different opioids. And finally, in Sweden clonidine (Catapresan) is very often used for spinal and epidurum anaesthesia. Here, they simply do not seem to use fentanyl to the same extent as in the US. Operated on a broken tibia and fibula, and can only admit that it was more pleasant than unpleasant. Calm after some diazepam, and then propofol on top of that. Was spinally anesthetized from the waist down, and they only sedated me lightly with propofol, without having to be intubated at all, so when I woke up it just felt like I slept for a few minutes on the couch. After the spinal anesthetic wore off, the pain began to reoccur, and an anguished one at that. Before they sent me up to the ward, I was given 30 mg of diazepam. Is it something that you in the US also use for general anesthesia together with spinal nerve block?
Great vlog. Karma is beautiful 🤩.
i had colapsed lung and doc fused lung to chest wall and removed blips just curious what he did and how
We typically scar the lung tissue to the chest wall
I always wake up jibber jabbing... 🤣 🤣 Not about anything specific, just talking. I'm disabled and have had 3 surgeries already and need 5 more. I'm on pain meds, anxiety meds, depression meds, BP meds, etc. So far fingers 🤞 that I continue to come thru fine. If not if I had to pass I'd pray I'd be under anesthesia. Thanks for all the important info Dr. Max. One question! How come I personally with telling you all the types of meds I take do I wake up like a goofball, 😋😁😊♥️ what is it do they give you B4 you go in for surgery to keep you calm? Even though I take Xanax already I still am uptight B4 the anesthesia what do they give a person like me?
I'm so sorry to hear about all the surgeries you needed in the past. My fingers are crossed for you! There are many things that contribute to our anxiety before surgery and anesthesia. Have you seen my videos on how to overcome that anxiety?
My first shoulder surgery, I woke up screaming in massive pain. My doctor came in and give me 10 mg of morphine to mock me out.
You woke up during the operation? Or after ?
Could you tell us how much patients devulge when they do not self medicate? Thank you
I woke up crying after anesthesia.
With the green how long beforehand should I abstain. So as not to have to tell I smoke.
What is used during a TEE??
Do anesthesiologists use anesthetics only? can they use other types of drugs than anesthetics
Many, many types of medications are used during surgery!
@@MedicalSecrets because all anesthesiologist videos talk about propofol and fentanyl! Thanksss for the answer
I just wonder if there is a sweet as being under anesthesia for a procedure do you just go to sleep in death and remember no more
Problem is this . If you tell our Dr we smoke . Bc we don’t want it going back to our insurance company
Cosa succede dopo l'anestesia nella chirurgia laparoscpia vaginale
Grazie
Recovery is usually not too challenging in patients that are otherwise healthy
The last time I was put under just as they were putting the drug in I looked at the Dr and Good Night. At least several people said Good Night back to me and I was gone. Even today I thought was pretty funny.
I love Karma ❤ she's perfect.
beautiful dog. i miss my dog so much she just passed away at 17 years old.
This was very informative but can you language that's less 'medical'? I mean language that a teenager would understand? Thank you for doing this video.
Id rather die than go under
I know the feeling. It is so, so hard.
Why do you ask about tattoos?
It's rarely a problem. If they're fresh there's always a theoretical infection risk. Assuming there's no metallic based ink there's virtually no burn risk
I’m a CST and I was literally knocked out by a bodybuilder who secretly took steroids! I had a black eye for several weeks lol
I woke up in recovery, after my hysterectomy, trying to scream but making more of a moan and banging my hands on the bed. The nurse asked me, 'What are you doing?' I said, 'flapping'. She asked why, which seemed like a stupid question to me at the time. I said, 'scared' and then fell asleep again. LOL
I have a hysterectomy this June and I'm soooooo nervous. I'm 30, keeping my ovaries but I really don't know what to expect
I was under anesthesia for surgery and after being in recovery my doctors wife and nurse hate her she’s an RN beautiful blonde she came in laughing and said you have a nasty man you are dirty minded but she never would stay and tell me what I said
If my lind can do this...
As you say...
We dont need the medicine...abd dr...lol😂
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Depends if you tell the Truth ❤😊
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Karma is beautiful. 💝
My anathesiologist came in preop like a bull in a china shop..came in telling me not asking if i want a epidural block..which ended up being 2 painful attempts because she let her assistant do it first
Then she took over and did...very painful.
What was the word for chronic marijuana use? Lorengostatin?
Hi, I was just commenting that I have personally seen laryngospasm multiple times in heavy users. Not very well described in the literature, but it's such an evolving issue, that it might simply be too early
@@MedicalSecrets I wondered the same. My son had a bad anesthesia experience. I think they over sedated him. He’s Epileptic & has Dysautonomia in form of Neurocardiogenic syncope & many gastrointestinal issues. Was having a GI surgery (lights in both ends). I told the dr my son had severe depression/anxiety, Epilepsy & Dysautonomia and was an every day consumer of medical cannabis and she had no clue what Dysautonomia even was & told us so, and said thc doesn’t affect anesthesia which I already knew was wrong. I had to follow her in the hall. I asked do you not know better than to tell a VERY anxious kid that you have no clue about his existing illnesses but he’s supposed to trust you to keep him asleep & alive? I’ve worked with many drs and most are very detached & mechanical.
I so appreciate all you do to keep us informed. I want my son to team his emotional issues & would love to find a dr like you for his next surgery
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Dr Kaveh, are you a Pisces, perchance?
I just had surgery friday and woke up screaming , crying and panicked. I thought i was being tortured.
This video told me nothing 😒
I dont remember ever waking up ehilr in operating room. Always in postop when they wake me up. Thank you again. I love your videos.