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Anonymous users2024-02-12There will be no such complications with any anesthesia. Anesthesia is safe and generally does not leave any sequelae.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11A good friend of mine has done it, no danger, very simple small surgery, local anesthetic, the whole process, you are awake, but there is no pain! The post-operative results are great!
The answer is supplemented. It doesn't matter what you said about bruising, because the eye capillaries are abundant, and the surgical process may touch the blood vessels, which will slowly subside after about a week.
The answer is supplemented. In the East Third Ring Road, PwC Plastic Surgery Center! In a Sino-Korean joint venture hospital, the doctor came back from South Korea for further study, in fact, I came from the operating room of this hospital, and my friend came to do it last month.
The answer is supplemented. This surgery varies from 1,000 to your own condition, age, eye size, to see what surgical method is suitable for you, if you are interested, you can come to me.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Surgery is risky. But you have to trust the doctors. and believe in the current level of medical care. Hope for tomorrow.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09Anesthesia is actually a central inhibitor, people with liver and kidney insufficiency may have kidney failure or liver failure after general anesthesia, and normal people also have the risk of respiratory depression and cardiac arrest, so surgery is risky
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Anonymous users2024-02-08General anesthesia in modern surgery is not harmful to the human body, but there will be some ***, such as easy to cause esophageal reflux, cause some lung diseases, and cause nausea and vomiting after surgery.
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Anonymous users2024-02-071) Restlessness: Under normal circumstances, patients are mostly quiet, drowsy, slightly difficult to distinguish the direction and brain function gradually return to normal in the process of gradual recovery of anesthesia, but there are still some patients who may have irrepressible crying, irritability and fighting, which may also be related to the disappearance of anesthesia and the gradual recovery of postoperative pain;
2) Delayed recovery after anesthesia: Generally speaking, most patients can wake up about an hour and a half after surgery, that is, pain, consciousness and some brain functions can return to normal, but there are still some patients who cannot wake up in time and completely;
3) Cerebrovascular accident: cerebral dysfunction caused by stroke, which mostly occurs in some patients with cerebrovascular diseases, older age, and high-risk factors for cerebrovascular diseases;
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Although general anesthesia sounds dangerous, the current anesthesia technology and anesthesia monitoring measures are very perfect, as long as the operation is performed in a regular hospital, it will not be so easy to have accidents, and there is basically no impact on the body. <>
General anesthesia is basically not harmful for healthy young people, but for older people, there may be cognitive dysfunction after surgery, such as confusion, anxiety, personality changes, and memory impairment. My grandmother once had general anesthesia surgery, and her memory was out of order for nearly two or three days, and her memory went back to when my mother was seven or eight years old, she would recognize the wrong person and treat me as my mother, so she spoke. But thankfully, after two or three days, it was normal again.
However, because each person's physical condition and type of surgery are different, a small number of people may have some complications. Under normal circumstances, patients are mostly in a state of quiet drowsiness during the recovery process of anesthesia, and then various organs gradually recover, but some people may want to cry and irritable uncontrollably. Depending on the individual's constitution, the time to recover from general anesthesia varies.
These problems are not big and will slowly recover. <>
In general anesthesia, cerebrovascular accidents may occur, but this situation generally appears in some patients with cerebrovascular diseases or cerebrovascular high-risk factors and older ages. Patients may experience vomiting or regurgitation after anesthesia, which makes the contents of the stomach aspirated, and this complication has become one of the important causes of death due to total anesthesia. In addition, patients may develop acute bronchospasm, dyspnea, hypoxemia or hypoventilation, transient increase in blood pressure, and severe hyperthermia after anesthesia.
However, these are the conditions that will occur in a small number of people, and under normal circumstances, general anesthesia will basically not affect the human body. <>
Finally, you must believe in the doctor, cooperate with the doctor's work, believe that you are not the "lucky one", and don't worry too much.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05After general anesthesia, there may be some temporary effects on the person's body, such as dizziness, palpitation, arrhythmia, high blood pressure, and so on. When you are fully awake, you will generally get better.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04The effect on the human body is supposed to affect the brain's thinking, which may make people unresponsive.
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