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SheltieLover

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7. Did you ask the doc about a different type of anesthesia?

Reply to ShazzieB (Original post)

Wed Jan 18, 2023, 07:39 PM

Jan 2023

I know it's the !nesthesiologost's job, but I'd bet you're not the first person under sedation to kick the doc attacking their eye with a cutting instrument.

Seriously, I cannot force myself to stay still for that blue light glaucoma test. Involuntary.

I'm glad your eye is ok, ShazzieB!

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I saw the ophthalmologist today. [View all] ShazzieB Jan 2023 OP

If sedation was too light, that's not your fault. The doctors and their staff are trained for this. MerryHolidays Jan 2023 #1

I plan on having a very serious talk with the anesthesiologist before I have another procedure. ShazzieB Jan 2023 #4

GLAD the procedure was a succcess! elleng Jan 2023 #2

Oh, good luck, Ellen! ShazzieB Jan 2023 #5

Healing vibes on the way! 💓💓💓 SheltieLover Jan 2023 #6

Not the same type of anesthesia, but when my father broke his hip rsdsharp Jan 2023 #3

Did you ask the doc about a different type of anesthesia? SheltieLover Jan 2023 #7

This message was self-deleted by its author Rebl2 Jan 2023 #9

I plan on talking to the anesthesiologist about it eventually. ShazzieB Jan 2023 #10

When I Rebl2 Jan 2023 #8