I've had general anaesthesia a couple times. One time, the doctor inserted a needle in my arm and told me to count to ten. I only got to three and woke up. The operation was over. The anesthetic works so well with me that from the time I got to three to the time I woke up, it feels like just one second went by. I'm in such a profound state of unconscionous that my operations feel like they go at lightening speed. Amazing.
I’ve been under general Anaesthesia for a knee operation. Do not remember a single thing. I could have died during the operation and I never would have known. Honestly it tests the belief in God. Maybe when you die it’s like being under general anesthesia except it’s for eternity. Hard concept to grasp.
@@Alis_Grave_Nil You don't feel the tube being removed and like a really nice deep sleep...I was tired but I'd being in labor 46 hrs. Honestly it's not that bad x
I've got my first operation tommorw & I am having general anaesthesia too. I've been stressing out the past couple days, watching loads of videos on surgery and anaesthesia just to calm me down. But for anyone else who is doing this and has upcoming surgery, you will be completely fine and you will come out healthier and happier🤍🤍
I went in the O.R saying I’m on my way to bikini Bahamas lol than they put the gas mask and I was out like a light 😴. I have learned to have great respect for the medical field
I was absolutely terrified of going under anesthesia. The night before my surgery I sat up crying and having anxiety. The day of my surgery I was shaking like crazy so scared. When they wheeled me in the room, it was cold and bright, and there were about 5 doctors. The one doctor put the oxygen mask over me and was asking me questions about my pets to distract me. Next thing I said was "omg my mouth is so numb" and my ears started ringing so loudly. Then I woke up in the middle of them wheeling me into the recovery room. It was honestly an incredible experience for the first time! Everyone is different and has had different experiences, but its not as scary as it seems!
I feel your pain ky friend. I too was pumped full of that stuff to get my ingrown tonials fixed. They didn't ask me any questions, I remember the silence of an utter darkness, completely imobile, subconsciously aware of everything around me, but completely helpless to wake up, move, think or speak. A fate even worse, then death itself. Terrifying in't it?
I had this done, the last thing i remember was the drugs being injected and the oxygen mask. The sensation is surreal, like time skipped and I'm back in a bed.
Today I am gonna face.. The same is predicted by me.. I believe it would be kind of a time skip.. kind of a deep sleep where we don't feel the time gap between the night and morning...
When I had surgery Last thing I remember being given an oxygen mask and giving the injection and talking about what I want to do at college to distract me it worked then I said I feel funny coz they were putting the anaesthetic and that was it. Then everything went black and then next thing I knew I woke up in recovery unit For anyone who is having surgery with general anaesthetic top tip DONT worry I was very anxious but the part that worried me was falling asleep against my will I felt nothing Don’t be afraid.
@@aestheticb7843 so the anesthesia isnt that bad bc I'm getting all 4 of my wisdom teeth removed next month 😤🤐 and im gonna get anesthesia. So like u go to sleep then about 10 or 20 seconds later u wake back up again?
Wolf 0857 A few months ago I had four of my teeth removed! The anaesthetic itself isn’t that bad no, but 20 seconds?? The procedure can last anything from 20-40 minutes! But if you mean how does it feel, it’s like sleeping, you wake up the instant after even if it’s been 8 hours. I would say for me it was tricky to wake up as my eyes just refused to open, but after 5 minutes you can fully wake up. After the procedure I suggest taking paracetamol and ibuprofen often to help keep the pain away, however I’m sure your doctors will tell you all of that. If the anaesthetic makes you feel drowsy, just go home and sleep it off, after a day or two you go back to normal. Hope that helped!!
I have been under anesthesia 5 times in my life and my biggest complaint was that I didn't like the concept of being "here" one minute and then being "out" the next. It's a control issue with me and I would be just ridden with anxiety. So the last 3 times, I have asked my anesthesiologist to give me just a little bit of the drug(s) in the IV so that I can feel the effect but not be knocked out immediately. Each of them probably thinks I am nuts but they have graciously done it. I went in for major surgery last month and the conversation went like this: Anesthesiologist: "Okay...here is just a little bit of the first drug. Do you feel it?" Me: "Oh geez that feels so good." (And it DID!) Anesthesiologist: "Okay...here is just a bit more." Me: "Okay, I am going to sleep now....goodnight!" Next thing I remember: I'm in the recovery room. I have absolutely no fear of anesthesia anymore.
I have had six operations. 3 brain surgeries and 3 leg surgeries. All of them under general anesthesia. I have been scared, but I was lucky to have calming doctors who would talk to me until I went under while breathing through a mask.
I used to be terrified but after my second operation yesterday I’m fine! The feelings really strange. I felt a cold sensation go up my arm and before I knew it I woke up in the exact same room asking when my operation was going to start, LOL!
Yess the first time I got put under I felt cold run through me and then I don’t remember after that lol. I remember starting to panic and then just passed out
I had major surgery two days ago and was pretty scared of being put under but it was actually a good experience. I just remember taking a deep breath into that mask and my doctor leaning in and whispering everything is going to be okay. I felt so comforted by him saying that to me and woke up hours later refreshed and actually feeling amazing.
Going under was honestly one of the best feelings I was nervous but once they injected me time wasn’t of value I just drifted into darkness and woke up in what it felt like a matter of seconds ! It’s kinda like when you blink it goes dark and then you open your eyes and see full light
I recently had three ops under full anaesthetic in Poole and Salisbury hospital, UK. All went well. Having also had full anaesthesia in Germany when I woke up feeling very twitchy and bad and then once in Switzerland when I woke up feeling very very tired, I can only praise the NHS for giving me something that made me feel great and cheerful when I woke up.
I was absolutely petrified but I promise you it’s really not scary at all. I don’t even remember falling asleep. Everyone is so kind and tells you everything that is happening. When I woke up I was confused but everyone is keeping a very close look at you and you are cared for amazingly
If you’re nervous about going under ask your doctor for a dose of Ativan to take before you go. I asked the anesthesiologist beforehand and they actually recommended it. I was totally calm the whole time.
I just had spinal surgery if you are afraid don’t be I know it’s hard not to be but I felt like I blink end my eyes and woke up pain free surgery was done I had full control what I could and couldn’t say. I live in Australia we are a small country but have the best doctors in the world . To the people reading this and are under a lot of stress about to go in to surgery just know god loves you and it is pain free with this amazing drug that humankind has created
I had eye surgery in February before the lock down. Fantastic anaesthetic, enjoyed the whole experience plus the added bonus of being able to see properly.
Just had a surgery under general Anastasia. I was scared as shit. The thought that I have to hand over my breathing to someone, is absolutely terrifying. But in the end I woke up before I even realized that I'm going to sleep.
Some doctors know that their patients are scared and are comforting and just have way of making the process of going under general anesthesia a whole lot easier
I'm due to go under general anesthesia for a small surgery. So this is quite the comfort for me :) Also, a tiny bit of curiosity when it comes to medical sciences
From a retired anesthetist be relieved you’re getting general anesthesia with an airway inserted. Many practitioners lie these days and say you are just getting sedation. Frequently the sedation gets stronger and stronger until your airway is inadequate and there is a problem without an airway inserted. If you have an eye surgeon that requires deep sedation it is better to start with general anesthesia and an LMA airway. It is safer with less chance of you being disoriented and wanting to “help”the surgeon. With reasonable health do not be afraid of general anesthesia. Be afraid of deep sedation without an airway.
@@Tiffanysopretty88 Exactly. I've placed over 10,000 endotracheal airways and 2 or 3000 laryngeal mask airways with no residual problems. Occasional sore throat that goes away the next day. And I'm proud to say never chipped a tooth.
@@Emalee87 That is normal. Valium or now Versed is used as a tranquilizer. It makes you amnesic. You may have hurt but you don't remember it. Small doses of fentanyl are frequently added to this and relieves some pain. The problem is where there is extreme pain and more and more drugs are required. In that situation more local is what you need and not more drugs. Again with deep sedation you may not maintain a clear airway. Professionals are trained to manage this but it increases the risk.
I had surgery yesterday and went under general anesthesia for the first time. I was nervous, anxious any and everything in between. I have had two other surgeries but was in twilight sedation., fully awoke and aware of what was going on. My surgery yesterday I remember going in and them placing a mask on me, and that is it. I had a tube placed in for breathing and the hurts like hell. Worse than a sore throat but feels alot better today. They told me about three or four times to take a deep breath in the recovery room because my oxygen was dropping. I was going back to sleep. I remember them saying wake up and breathe. I said I’m awake my eyes just shut. They would not allow me to rub my eyes, not sure why. I think I was in surgery two hrs, I don’t know nor do I remember dreaming. I’m glad I got it over with and pick yesterday to have surgery, instead of today. My surgery was done here on base in Japan. Just pray or meditate before having surgery to calm your mind and relax your body. I thought with all the anxiety I was experiencing my blood pressure would be up but it wasn’t at all, oh and we had a 5.2 earthquake before my surgery. I asked the doctor we’re we rescheduling he stated unless a tsunami was coming. Not funny we were stationed in Misawa, Japan 2011 earthquake…
2020 feb 14 Just had my first general. I told the doctor to tell me as soon as he injects it. Quickly after i felt a cold gas sensation in my mouth, then a cold pins and needles sensation through my chest, i told the doctor what i was feeling as it happened and that was the last thing i remember. Was out for around 45 mins (wisdom teeth). Woke up feeling great.
It’s like the deepest sleep you’ll ever experience. Total black out. But you’ll feel extremely lethargic for the first few hours after you wake up. It does get better.
Had my first time under anesthetic, was nervous af, but was so relaxing, u don't even know that u passing out and wake up fresh. My follow up procedure I felt very sleepy afterwardz
I went to the hospital today to get laser treatment, but sadly an emergency happened and I was removed from the list. But it has given me time to learn about how this stuff works. Thank you NHS
i was so scared for my surgery, i kept telling them not to kill me and don't let me die on the operating table! they kept saying things will be ok. they moved me to the OR table from my hospital bed, put a warm blanket on me asked me if i was comfy i said kinda yeah, and they said ok we're gonna start your IV now i said ok sounds good. next thing i know i'm waking up 1 second later with a nurse flashing a light in my eyes asking me basic questions. apparently it was a 4 hour operation and went smoothly. 7 total hours between prep and when i woke up. I'm still in total disbelief at the entire process.
I just had a laparoscopic hysterectomy and went under general. It was pretty cool. As they rolled me to the OR they injected something in my IV to “take the edge off”. I remember them moving me to the table. I remember looking at the 2 lights above me then over at the table with a bunch of shiny instruments. They put a mask on my face and said it was oxygen. I don’t think I counted to 3 before I was out! Next thing I know I hear someone call my name and I wake up in the PACU 3 1/2 hours later dreaming about work saying I like my job. Pretty cool experience.
I had surgery and went under anaesthetic, people are so scared of it and so was I buy honestly it’s a nice feeling they talk to you and ask questions, for me it was what I got for Christmas but I couldn’t remember and this is where the drugs kick in, bear in mind I had this surgery on the 27th! I couldn’t focus and I soon fell asleep throughout the whole surgery it was like one big sleep no pain, well there is afterwards but yeah :)
Received ACL repair and a meniscectomy. Bro, I didn’t even know they put me out. I didn’t even realize I was out, lol. It was the best sleep ever. All I remember was being transferred to the surgical bed, and bam. I woke up in recovery. My nurse told me that when I woke up initially, I was laughing non stop and kept saying “I didn’t know that I was out”. She said I made everyone laugh, lol! Then, she said I went back to sleep for about 30 minutes. the entire thing was interesting to say the least. I wasn’t afraid while under for one second. It was just a really deep, peaceful sleep. NOW, recovery on the other hand... that’s been the worst part of this whole ordeal.
Heck the anesthesia was nothing was all stressed out. Went in OR they got me all set up gave me oxygen and the drip and said go to your happy place, all went black and woke up in recovery about an hour later 😌
I had surgery on my eyelid to remove a cyst in Apr 2022. When they gave me the general anaesthetic, it felt like I was a chipmunk with squirrels in my cheeks and I had this buzzing-like sensation in my ears. The nurse held my hand until I fell asleep. Woke up in recovery and everything went really well. Honestly, not scary at all and really good sleep 10/10.
I literally just had it a couple of hours ago and I was crying and panicking so much saying I don’t wanna be out to sleep I want to reschedule and then I’m waking up literally don’t know why I was so scared it was the best thing ever.
I've been under 10 times in my life; it was on my 6th go I discovered propofol triggers my anxiety. Pretty scary losing consciousness feeling your heart pound out your chest. I think it has something to do with knowing it's coming made worse by feeling the warm-ache of the propofol entering my bloodstream. Ever since that time I've told my anaesthesiologist and asked for the clear stuff instead of the white stuff. Last 3 times I've had the same guy and each time he gave me a tiny shot of something before the IV was attached propper and each time it felt like he poured an entire bottle of whiskey directly into my brain... Instant relaxation; it'd be great if that wasn't immediately followed by my brain forgetting for to work and everything going dark within 5 seconds. Whatever that stuff was, it must have been some "whale tranquiliser level shit".
I hate that feeling the last time they put the anesthesia my hears were ringing and I felt like my body was shutting.down quick I felt like I was dying and now I need a gallbladder removed and I'm scared
They told me they were giving me something to ease my anxiety - next thing I remember is waking up in recovery. I was having major panic attacks about it but now I don't know why I was so worried. Its strange waking up because you don't remember going to sleep. You'll be fine!!
@@bodiewagoner7344 I had surgery yesterday (7th September 2021) its my first ever surgery, never even broke a bone. I was absolutely terrified. But there's no reason to be. I honestly do not remember the exact moment I "drifted off". I remember being in the room and them being very nice trying to calm me down next thing I remember is waking up. It's very strange. Feels like 30 seconds have passed, but you look at the clock and it's been hours. And if you're worried about "awareness" during surgery then don't be, there's only one anastasia that you MIGHT be aware in (for a brief second) and it's probably not the one you're having. You will be absolutely 100 % fine I promise you. There's someone in theatre solely to look after you, make sure you're fully asleep, not feeling pain ect.. that's their literal job.
Had my surgery on 14 August. When the anesthesia kicked in I knew I was going to fall asleep. I said the doctors I was dizzy and boom I woke up 2hrs later. My through was sore because of the oxygen pipe. When I woke up I had 2 things on my mind constantly running, Vegeta's screams and I missed my younger brother for no reason. I was screaming my brother's name loudly for 10 mins and then slowly the affect was waring off. My dad caught a video of it and we both laughed watching at it an hour later.
It is amazing. I’ve had two abdominal surgeries. Wheel me in into the surgery room, I scoot on table, the mask goes on, the meds go into the iv and I wake up in recovery.
It’s so crazy because I went unconscious in an instant. The doctor told me to take 4 big deep breaths I remember taking 3 deep breaths and then waking up to a talking saying something to me.
My favorite surgery I had was one where they forgot to tell me my arrival time was pushed back. They had a preop bed available, so the nurse gave me Valium and I watched TV.
I just had my first surgery.Before the procedure they gave me some pills to make me sleepy and I actually fell asleep in my hospital room.After I woke up I asked when will the operation start and they told me it was already over. Strange is that they told me I was awake when I went to the OR, but I don’t remember anything about the surgery .Cool experience.
I was terrified before my surgery due to the general anesthesia, and it was so scary but then when doctor was talking to me he told me you will feel sleepy now and you will love it, and that's what I remember, I woke up and felt like it I was 1 second, don't be scared guys trust me, it's not scary at all
Had anesthesia for a c section. I just remember him put the mask over my nose and mouth asking what I felt. I told him, it just feels kinda hard to breathe, and he was like yeah that’s normal. It honestly felt like a blink No dreams. No time Im between. Nothing! Just blink And I woke up in the recovery room!
I was awake with all 3 c sections you must didn’t want to be awake now I’ve never been sedated in my life and I suppose to have this procedure done in a few months and I have to be put under I’m like ugh I wish this was like haven a ce section to where you can be awake
I had a round 7 to 8 operations in my eyes my first option was when I was 8 second on with when I was 10 then when I was 11 years old I had 3 operations in my eye in 3 days and well in December and I was 14 years old now I'm gonna turn 15
First time I went under was when I was in the oral surgeon's office to get my wisdom teeth removed, and I kind of panicked and was kicking as i went under, but it went fine and no problem or issues waking up. I've been under at least 5 times since, never had a problem going under. But apparently I am thrashy on waking up (before i'm fully conscious). No other issues (nausea, etc). Going under again next Tuesday.
I had surgery when I was like 8, but I very clearly remember the moment I went to sleep. I was screaming because I was scared as shit (tried to jump off the table a couple of times), and then as they injected it I started hyperventilating then immediately passed out lol
Been under several times..no worries..but the last surgery for rotator cuff shoulder surgery they put the mask over my face and I kinda freaked out..the dr told the anathesiologist to lay it in my chest until I was out..that did the trick..probably less than a minute later.
They gave me a gas before the Iv and I’m not a crackhead or anything but that was the best damn feeling in this world, but now I have some hearing loss and pain in my ear after I woke up
Can someone please tell me l am having operation to have Ovarian cyst removed , but my worries are I have Rhinitis scared incase something happens when iam under or go into shock when iam lieing down cough constantly .
first surgery i remember talking about disabled goats i saw on holiday a few weeks before and they gave me gas and air to relax me since i never had a cannula in before. third surgery was the same year infinity war came out, and the anaesthesia was feeling worse than usual and i was feeling so much pain in my head like i was hungover, and last thing i remember saying to my mum was “i don’t wanna go, i don’t wanna do it”.
I'm always at the top level possible on the DAS41 or whatever it is for stress and anxiety; anxiolytics like diazepam, lorazepam or clonazepam are out of the question. I just feel like asking them if they want a patient dying on them because they didn't prescribe? That's reality, mate, for many.
Lol I remeber getting out to sleep and when I woke up I was like wait wtf y’all not done that was to fast I just blinked my eye ! And the doctors like no honey you were asleep for and hour and half we are finished lmao
It was insane. Just before the world has gone completely tragic chaos, I too have a surgery on Valentine's Day 2020. An cyst surgery to remove slow growing cyst on my back, must be fell too much on the floor (trauma), a reason for cyst to slow growing on my back. It was a painkilling needle and even sleeping needle which part of the reason I fell asleep while the doctors removed the cyst and then, I woke up in the surgery room and I felt fine and now, I'll wait until the pesky slow-growing cyst on my front arm thanks for slammed the wall many times (trauma)
I had general anesthetic today and i remember when i felt the fluid entering my vein saying ill pass out shortly won't i and i received a oh yes you will and then i woke up in recovery room like seconds late but one hour and ten minutes had passed. Felt wonderful and surreal also
I'm having surgery next week, I'm a little nervous about going under but at the same time I'm excited coz I'm a chronic insomniac and this might be the best sleep I ever have lol
@Tanya Duncombe I don't understand why they make you unconcious for the eye surgery. Even in his case they did the same. Over here in India people get injections on the side of the eye to be operated, at least for cataract surgery and not that they make you unconcious. I had an eye injury when I was little and it has caused traumatic cataract in one of my eye (doctors said it has to be hand operated and laser surgery is not an option in my case unlike others'). As there is still manageable and stable vision in my affected eye and perfect vision in the other one, doctors say no need to hurry it's cool as such. I am 25 shy of 3 weeks by the way. I am not sure what kind of anesthesia I would be given if I opt for the surgery.
I have had this, not for eye surgery, but for open heart surgery. I literally do not remember anything from when they wheeled me in to when I woke up. I woke up confused as fuck, I actually had to have someone push me back into bed lol I was so confused. I'm having to have this done in about 4 weeks for a heart prodcedure. I can't say I'm looking forward to it again. But it literally is dreamless sleep
Please tell me . I've recently finished my diazepam taper so my gaba receptors are still downregulated. What would be the best general anesthetic thar wouldn't act on the gaba a receptors. This is of some concern . Surgery is imminent for impacted wisdom teeth. Am worried as it could set me back into a withdrawal
lol yea guys it’s not that bad at all honestly I had surgery done a week ago and the guy was like so what beach do you like ? I was like I like uhhhhh knocked out instantly! And when I woke up I felt calm and confused but it goes away as the time goes by when it hits you feel this crazy warm sensation lol your body is like wait what’s going on and boom! Instant clean knock out ! Y’all got this.
@@mbbslovers9572 ok, that is fine, best of luck to you :) I'll be having a surgery in a month or two (the sooner the better), and I am so excited to be given a relief from my pain :)
I just got surgery yesterday I hate needles they had to put me under with anesthetic gas before putting a Iv in they also numbed my feet up with local while I was asleep
I have to have 4 teeth removed soon. I was just wondering will they fully put me under or just sedate me. Also what method will they use to do this. The mask or injection. Thanks
Samee. And depends how old you are and what you decide. I’m having 4 teeth out tomorrow, I’m 14 and I got the choice to have an injection or put to sleep. I chose to be put to sleep because I have a low pain tolerance, not that I’m scared of needles or anything I just would feel very uncomfortable with the pain. You usually get asked by your dentist what you want. Hope that helped! :)
TheSky No problem! A few hours ago I was put under anaesthetic. Depending on how old you are you get numbing cream on your hand and it works extremely well, I didn’t feel a thing. You might get an oxygen mask as they put you to sleep. I was under for 40 minutes, I don’t remember falling asleep as it was very quick. It definitely didn’t feel like a few seconds when I woke up however, and I couldn’t keep my eyes open for the first five minutes. If you’re having teeth out usually you can’t talk or move your mouth very well at all but you can after about 20 minutes. My mum was sent in and I was wheeled to my bed. I tried to drink water but it kept falling out of my mouth😂 something to expect is that your tongue will feel huge and your lips will be the last thing to stop being numb. You may also not be able to close your mouth properly. You don’t feel any pain in your teeth though, and eating may be a little painful but nothing major. It’s about 4-5 hours after my operation and I’m perfectly fine now, no pain in any of my teeth or jaw yet, they tell you to keep on top of your pain relief medication as you may start to feel pain if you leave it too long. Once you’ve had the operation tell me how it went! Hope this helped anybody else who is confused about anaesthetic too
TheSky I was scared of the exact same thing!😂 I would say it’s the equivalent of mildly tipsy and you just feel slightly happy lol. There’s nothing to worry about and after about 15 minutes or after you eat you start to feel a lot less groggy and it’s fine. Good luck! :)
I got my gallbladder removed and all these videos and even my parents were saying like oh you won’t remember a thing before anesthesia or even part of the day. It was my first surgery and I remembered everything though. 😭I remember being in recovery for hours before my surgery and then it was time. They gave me a drug to relax more and then wheeled me to the or. Like I remember the turns we made and a nurse passed by. I remember transferring to the steel table and they put an oxygen mask on me. Then he put a sticker on the side of my chest for like the heart monitor thing and then that was it.
Let me just say I literally was super nervous . I didn’t even count . One minute I was talking about …. Ya know what I don’t even remember. Anyone reading this there’s no need to be scared . I don’t even remember being wheeled to the surgical room and I dreamt a beautiful dream . I prayed to have the dream but I mean under anesthesia I actually wanted to finish the dream !! 😂😂😂😂
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I've had general anaesthesia a couple times. One time, the doctor inserted a needle in my arm and told me to count to ten. I only got to three and woke up. The operation was over. The anesthetic works so well with me that from the time I got to three to the time I woke up, it feels like just one second went by. I'm in such a profound state of unconscionous that my operations feel like they go at lightening speed. Amazing.
I’ve been under general Anaesthesia for a knee operation. Do not remember a single thing. I could have died during the operation and I never would have known. Honestly it tests the belief in God. Maybe when you die it’s like being under general anesthesia except it’s for eternity. Hard concept to grasp.
@@derkburke Agree.
I had 4 wisdom teeth out and yes the anaesthetic was weird. I made the choice to do it that way rather than in the chair.
That is a truly profound comment and it could absolutely be the case that they option could be considered
I love anesthesia!
I was so scared but honestly it's so fun. Best sleep ever.
Is it a refreshing sleep? Or do you wake up tired? What does it feel like to have the itubation tube removed?
@@Alis_Grave_Nil You don't feel the tube being removed and like a really nice deep sleep...I was tired but I'd being in labor 46 hrs. Honestly it's not that bad x
@@shannane5171 thanks for answering me. My surg is in 3 hrs stayed awake all night..
@@Alis_Grave_Nil You'll be absolutely fine. Good luck xx
I’m having my operation tomorrow I’m so nervous
I've got my first operation tommorw & I am having general anaesthesia too. I've been stressing out the past couple days, watching loads of videos on surgery and anaesthesia just to calm me down. But for anyone else who is doing this and has upcoming surgery, you will be completely fine and you will come out healthier and happier🤍🤍
How did it go I've got one tomorrow and I am absolutely scared af. What if I don't wake up or have permanent nerve damage afterwards 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
@@saifanwar898 how was it?
@@ty9er it was actually great I didn't notice that I went under and when I woke up I was just really really tired
This is me now 🥺🥺🙈
This is what exactly I am feeling right now 😭
It was so fun lol. I was trying to continue my conversation when I woke up.
This happens alot with my patients. I'm an Anesthesiologist and talk about it on my youtube channel.
The Same thing happy to me (many times ! )
But when I was a kid
@@doctorbobby4543 hi I have some questions please help
I went in the O.R saying I’m on my way to bikini Bahamas lol than they put the gas mask and I was out like a light 😴. I have learned to have great respect for the medical field
John Doe do you remember anything?
I was absolutely terrified of going under anesthesia. The night before my surgery I sat up crying and having anxiety. The day of my surgery I was shaking like crazy so scared. When they wheeled me in the room, it was cold and bright, and there were about 5 doctors. The one doctor put the oxygen mask over me and was asking me questions about my pets to distract me. Next thing I said was "omg my mouth is so numb" and my ears started ringing so loudly. Then I woke up in the middle of them wheeling me into the recovery room. It was honestly an incredible experience for the first time! Everyone is different and has had different experiences, but its not as scary as it seems!
ashley Thanks for sharing. This really helped me 💕
I feel your pain ky friend. I too was pumped full of that stuff to get my ingrown tonials fixed. They didn't ask me any questions, I remember the silence of an utter darkness, completely imobile, subconsciously aware of everything around me, but completely helpless to wake up, move, think or speak. A fate even worse, then death itself. Terrifying in't it?
Sometimes I feel my ears ringing while going through anestesia and also the doctors distracting me like that
I’m going into surgery tomorrow and this honestly made me feel so much better 😭
@@angelfacetina527 You feel so fantastic! Nothing to worry about :) Hope you are okay!
I had this done, the last thing i remember was the drugs being injected and the oxygen mask. The sensation is surreal, like time skipped and I'm back in a bed.
Kysen10 I just remember being wheeled into the ER. I blinked and I woke up really groggy as I was being wheeled into my room.
It was mental
Today I am gonna face.. The same is predicted by me.. I believe it would be kind of a time skip.. kind of a deep sleep where we don't feel the time gap between the night and morning...
It's like a blink with your eye
So true! Last memory is normally at the operating table, next thing you’re in the recovery room😂
When I had surgery Last thing I remember being given an oxygen mask and giving the injection and talking about what I want to do at college to distract me it worked then I said I feel funny coz they were putting the anaesthetic and that was it. Then everything went black and then next thing I knew I woke up in recovery unit For anyone who is having surgery with general anaesthetic top tip DONT worry I was very anxious but the part that worried me was falling asleep against my will I felt nothing
Don’t be afraid.
I started having a panic attack because I felt very cold but it lasted literally for like 10 seconds because I passed out after that😂
@@aestheticb7843 so the anesthesia isnt that bad bc I'm getting all 4 of my wisdom teeth removed next month 😤🤐 and im gonna get anesthesia. So like u go to sleep then about 10 or 20 seconds later u wake back up again?
Wolf 0857 A few months ago I had four of my teeth removed! The anaesthetic itself isn’t that bad no, but 20 seconds?? The procedure can last anything from 20-40 minutes! But if you mean how does it feel, it’s like sleeping, you wake up the instant after even if it’s been 8 hours. I would say for me it was tricky to wake up as my eyes just refused to open, but after 5 minutes you can fully wake up. After the procedure I suggest taking paracetamol and ibuprofen often to help keep the pain away, however I’m sure your doctors will tell you all of that. If the anaesthetic makes you feel drowsy, just go home and sleep it off, after a day or two you go back to normal. Hope that helped!!
@@aestheticb7843 yeah ik the procedure will take like 45 mins to 1 hour and yeah I think that helped thanks 😊
7 months on I still remember the day of my operation
I have been under anesthesia 5 times in my life and my biggest complaint was that I didn't like the concept of being "here" one minute and then being "out" the next. It's a control issue with me and I would be just ridden with anxiety. So the last 3 times, I have asked my anesthesiologist to give me just a little bit of the drug(s) in the IV so that I can feel the effect but not be knocked out immediately. Each of them probably thinks I am nuts but they have graciously done it. I went in for major surgery last month and the conversation went like this: Anesthesiologist: "Okay...here is just a little bit of the first drug. Do you feel it?" Me: "Oh geez that feels so good." (And it DID!) Anesthesiologist: "Okay...here is just a bit more." Me: "Okay, I am going to sleep now....goodnight!" Next thing I remember: I'm in the recovery room. I have absolutely no fear of anesthesia anymore.
Does the feeling of drifting not scare you though??????
Thank you!
I have had six operations. 3 brain surgeries and 3 leg surgeries. All of them under general anesthesia. I have been scared, but I was lucky to have calming doctors who would talk to me until I went under while breathing through a mask.
I am so sorry that u went through so much.
May u have good life
I’ve done one brain surgery. It felt unrealistic when I was going to. I hope we both can live the rest of our life in good health! 😊 ❤
I used to be terrified but after my second operation yesterday I’m fine! The feelings really strange. I felt a cold sensation go up my arm and before I knew it I woke up in the exact same room asking when my operation was going to start, LOL!
Helen 🤣🤣🤣
same.
Same room? Not recovery room?
Yess the first time I got put under I felt cold run through me and then I don’t remember after that lol. I remember starting to panic and then just passed out
@@aestheticb7843 worse feelin ever
Everyone in the comments having conversations with their surgeons while my lazy ass fell asleep on the surgery bed before they even gave me anything
lololololol
😂😂😂
😂😂😂 I aspire to be like you on my day of surgery 😂
damn! this made my day
bruh i cant help it and i dont know why but this comment made me LOL
the greatest progress in medicine in the last 50 years is anaesthetics
Amazing what the human body can endure.
Who else is having surgery and is scared they're gonna say some stupid shit after getting the injection 😂
Here
@@cuirassier4296 did you die in the process or did you survive your operations? :D
Golden Eagle Im still alive got my left leg chopped off for osteo sarcoma pretty ok experience
Me😂
Yall got surgery done
I had major surgery two days ago and was pretty scared of being put under but it was actually a good experience. I just remember taking a deep breath into that mask and my doctor leaning in and whispering everything is going to be okay. I felt so comforted by him saying that to me and woke up hours later refreshed and actually feeling amazing.
Going under was honestly one of the best feelings I was nervous but once they injected me time wasn’t of value I just drifted into darkness and woke up in what it felt like a matter of seconds ! It’s kinda like when you blink it goes dark and then you open your eyes and see full light
I recently had three ops under full anaesthetic in Poole and Salisbury hospital, UK. All went well. Having also had full anaesthesia in Germany when I woke up feeling very twitchy and bad and then once in Switzerland when I woke up feeling very very tired, I can only praise the NHS for giving me something that made me feel great and cheerful when I woke up.
I was absolutely petrified but I promise you it’s really not scary at all. I don’t even remember falling asleep. Everyone is so kind and tells you everything that is happening. When I woke up I was confused but everyone is keeping a very close look at you and you are cared for amazingly
This comment section is everything, so much love from KCMC school of Anaesthesia ❤️
If you’re nervous about going under ask your doctor for a dose of Ativan to take before you go. I asked the anesthesiologist beforehand and they actually recommended it. I was totally calm the whole time.
I just had spinal surgery if you are afraid don’t be I know it’s hard not to be but I felt like I blink end my eyes and woke up pain free surgery was done I had full control what I could and couldn’t say. I live in Australia we are a small country but have the best doctors in the world . To the people reading this and are under a lot of stress about to go in to surgery just know god loves you and it is pain free with this amazing drug that humankind has created
My day surgery is next week for my polyps, watching this video has calmed me down. God bless everyone
How did it go I have surgery in 4 days for removal of polyps
@@Natalielh87 it went really good 🙏🏽 nothing to worry about. Sending you positive vibes
I had my surgery last night and it was much better than I expected
I literally felt nothing 😂
And ur comments made me much comfortable ✨
grasias por animarme😢 tengo terror
getting surgery soon and im glad to see everyone had a good experience with anesthesia :)
How was your experience?
@@candywilson3884 Fell asleep didn't feel a thing. Just felt drugged and sleepy then boom woke up after it.
@@PrincessofthePrincesses in which anaesthesia local or general?
@@ProGamer-hx1fe general .. I went straight to sleep
lol everyone who didn't is just too busy spending their hospital settlement cash to be on TH-cam 😢
I had eye surgery in February before the lock down. Fantastic anaesthetic, enjoyed the whole experience plus the added bonus of being able to see properly.
I have had general anesthetic over 25 times. Many, many surgeries. Doing great too!
Just had a surgery under general Anastasia. I was scared as shit. The thought that I have to hand over my breathing to someone, is absolutely terrifying. But in the end I woke up before I even realized that I'm going to sleep.
Some doctors know that their patients are scared and are comforting and just have way of making the process of going under general anesthesia a whole lot easier
I'm due to go under general anesthesia for a small surgery. So this is quite the comfort for me :)
Also, a tiny bit of curiosity when it comes to medical sciences
I am feeling more relieff from this video. I am searching how it works cus I am scared of the unknown and I haven't been through a surgery before.
Weird side effects include:
Coming round howling like an over-dramatic husky.
I just had 11 teeth out and soon as I woke up I hissed? Why I have no idea but had EVERYONE laughing
@@sidd3655 sounds epic, I thought I was a raccoon, when I came too
From a retired anesthetist be relieved you’re getting general anesthesia with an airway inserted. Many practitioners lie these days and say you are just getting sedation. Frequently the sedation gets stronger and stronger until your airway is inadequate and there is a problem without an airway inserted. If you have an eye surgeon that requires deep sedation it is better to start with general anesthesia and an LMA airway. It is safer with less chance of you being disoriented and wanting to “help”the surgeon. With reasonable health do not be afraid of general anesthesia. Be afraid of deep sedation without an airway.
I had my wisdom teeth removed without an airway...😩 thats normal right?
My stuff So being intubated is a good thing it’s like a safety precaution???
@@Tiffanysopretty88 Exactly. I've placed over 10,000 endotracheal airways and 2 or 3000 laryngeal mask airways with no residual problems. Occasional sore throat that goes away the next day. And I'm proud to say never chipped a tooth.
@@Emalee87 That is normal. Valium or now Versed is used as a tranquilizer. It makes you amnesic. You may have hurt but you don't remember it. Small doses of fentanyl are frequently added to this and relieves some pain. The problem is where there is extreme pain and more and more drugs are required. In that situation more local is what you need and not more drugs. Again with deep sedation you may not maintain a clear airway. Professionals are trained to manage this but it increases the risk.
Gynaecomastia surgery can be done in local anaesthesia?
I had surgery yesterday and went under general anesthesia for the first time. I was nervous, anxious any and everything in between. I have had two other surgeries but was in twilight sedation., fully awoke and aware of what was going on. My surgery yesterday I remember going in and them placing a mask on me, and that is it. I had a tube placed in for breathing and the hurts like hell. Worse than a sore throat but feels alot better today. They told me about three or four times to take a deep breath in the recovery room because my oxygen was dropping. I was going back to sleep. I remember them saying wake up and breathe. I said I’m awake my eyes just shut. They would not allow me to rub my eyes, not sure why. I think I was in surgery two hrs, I don’t know nor do I remember dreaming. I’m glad I got it over with and pick yesterday to have surgery, instead of today. My surgery was done here on base in Japan. Just pray or meditate before having surgery to calm your mind and relax your body. I thought with all the anxiety I was experiencing my blood pressure would be up but it wasn’t at all, oh and we had a 5.2 earthquake before my surgery. I asked the doctor we’re we rescheduling he stated unless a tsunami was coming. Not funny we were stationed in Misawa, Japan 2011 earthquake…
2020 feb 14
Just had my first general. I told the doctor to tell me as soon as he injects it. Quickly after i felt a cold gas sensation in my mouth, then a cold pins and needles sensation through my chest, i told the doctor what i was feeling as it happened and that was the last thing i remember. Was out for around 45 mins (wisdom teeth). Woke up feeling great.
Were you loopy and acting silly or just normal?
@@Yanie313 i was fine when i woke up.
It’s like the deepest sleep you’ll ever experience. Total black out. But you’ll feel extremely lethargic for the first few hours after you wake up. It does get better.
Had my first time under anesthetic, was nervous af, but was so relaxing, u don't even know that u passing out and wake up fresh. My follow up procedure I felt very sleepy afterwardz
I went to the hospital today to get laser treatment, but sadly an emergency happened and I was removed from the list. But it has given me time to learn about how this stuff works. Thank you NHS
i was so scared for my surgery, i kept telling them not to kill me and don't let me die on the operating table! they kept saying things will be ok. they moved me to the OR table from my hospital bed, put a warm blanket on me asked me if i was comfy i said kinda yeah, and they said ok we're gonna start your IV now i said ok sounds good. next thing i know i'm waking up 1 second later with a nurse flashing a light in my eyes asking me basic questions. apparently it was a 4 hour operation and went smoothly. 7 total hours between prep and when i woke up. I'm still in total disbelief at the entire process.
I had this done at a children's hospital years ago. The nurse was rubbing my forehead so gently. Never been afraid of anesthesia in my life ❤
I just had a laparoscopic hysterectomy and went under general. It was pretty cool. As they rolled me to the OR they injected something in my IV to “take the edge off”. I remember them moving me to the table. I remember looking at the 2 lights above me then over at the table with a bunch of shiny instruments. They put a mask on my face and said it was oxygen. I don’t think I counted to 3 before I was out! Next thing I know I hear someone call my name and I wake up in the PACU 3 1/2 hours later dreaming about work saying I like my job. Pretty cool experience.
It's usually not oxygen. It's medicine. You can smell it. It could be Sevoflurane.
I’m getting my surgery for my enlarged tonsils and I was scared about the going to sleep thing, now that I’ve seen this video, I feel a lot better!!
Did the surgery happen yet? Just asking because I’m having surgery tomorrow myself
How was your surgery? What do you remember?
GRIZLY did you have your surgery? How was it, what do you remember?
How you feeling?
i’m getting my tonsils removed too! that’s why im watching this
I had surgery and went under anaesthetic, people are so scared of it and so was I buy honestly it’s a nice feeling they talk to you and ask questions, for me it was what I got for Christmas but I couldn’t remember and this is where the drugs kick in, bear in mind I had this surgery on the 27th! I couldn’t focus and I soon fell asleep throughout the whole surgery it was like one big sleep no pain, well there is afterwards but yeah :)
When u fall asleep do u have a dream?
AmberTheGamer No.
Received ACL repair and a meniscectomy. Bro, I didn’t even know they put me out. I didn’t even realize I was out, lol. It was the best sleep ever. All I remember was being transferred to the surgical bed, and bam. I woke up in recovery. My nurse told me that when I woke up initially, I was laughing non stop and kept saying “I didn’t know that I was out”. She said I made everyone laugh, lol! Then, she said I went back to sleep for about 30 minutes. the entire thing was interesting to say the least. I wasn’t afraid while under for one second. It was just a really deep, peaceful sleep. NOW, recovery on the other hand... that’s been the worst part of this whole ordeal.
Praying for you brother. ❤️
Going for double eye surgery tomorrow, watching this definitely helped ease the anxiety a bit. Wish me luck
Heck the anesthesia was nothing was all stressed out. Went in OR they got me all set up gave me oxygen and the drip and said go to your happy place, all went black and woke up in recovery about an hour later 😌
Is it scary
I'm having mine in 2 weeks and I'm really scared of it
@@BluesyWinner75 How was it?
I had surgery on my eyelid to remove a cyst in Apr 2022. When they gave me the general anaesthetic, it felt like I was a chipmunk with squirrels in my cheeks and I had this buzzing-like sensation in my ears. The nurse held my hand until I fell asleep. Woke up in recovery and everything went really well. Honestly, not scary at all and really good sleep 10/10.
I literally just had it a couple of hours ago and I was crying and panicking so much saying I don’t wanna be out to sleep I want to reschedule and then I’m waking up literally don’t know why I was so scared it was the best thing ever.
I've been under 10 times in my life; it was on my 6th go I discovered propofol triggers my anxiety. Pretty scary losing consciousness feeling your heart pound out your chest. I think it has something to do with knowing it's coming made worse by feeling the warm-ache of the propofol entering my bloodstream.
Ever since that time I've told my anaesthesiologist and asked for the clear stuff instead of the white stuff.
Last 3 times I've had the same guy and each time he gave me a tiny shot of something before the IV was attached propper and each time it felt like he poured an entire bottle of whiskey directly into my brain... Instant relaxation; it'd be great if that wasn't immediately followed by my brain forgetting for to work and everything going dark within 5 seconds.
Whatever that stuff was, it must have been some "whale tranquiliser level shit".
I hate that feeling the last time they put the anesthesia my hears were ringing and I felt like my body was shutting.down quick I felt like I was dying and now I need a gallbladder removed and I'm scared
Cody Sillas You’ll be fine.
I guess that was lidocaine!
Sounds like ketamine hahahab
we get that in australia. they always say, here come the party drugs! best few seconds of you’re life until you’re out lol
Thank you for the courage video , Monday is my surgery for sinus ..
. God bless everyone
They told me they were giving me something to ease my anxiety - next thing I remember is waking up in recovery. I was having major panic attacks about it but now I don't know why I was so worried. Its strange waking up because you don't remember going to sleep. You'll be fine!!
I have surgery in 5 days I am very scared about the anesthesia
@@bodiewagoner7344 I had surgery yesterday (7th September 2021) its my first ever surgery, never even broke a bone. I was absolutely terrified. But there's no reason to be. I honestly do not remember the exact moment I "drifted off". I remember being in the room and them being very nice trying to calm me down next thing I remember is waking up. It's very strange. Feels like 30 seconds have passed, but you look at the clock and it's been hours.
And if you're worried about "awareness" during surgery then don't be, there's only one anastasia that you MIGHT be aware in (for a brief second) and it's probably not the one you're having.
You will be absolutely 100 % fine I promise you. There's someone in theatre solely to look after you, make sure you're fully asleep, not feeling pain ect.. that's their literal job.
@@bodiewagoner7344 how did it go?
@@Natalielh87 wasn’t bad at all, it just felt like great sleep
@@bodiewagoner7344 ,I have surgery next Monday.
Had my surgery on 14 August. When the anesthesia kicked in I knew I was going to fall asleep. I said the doctors I was dizzy and boom I woke up 2hrs later. My through was sore because of the oxygen pipe. When I woke up I had 2 things on my mind constantly running, Vegeta's screams and I missed my younger brother for no reason. I was screaming my brother's name loudly for 10 mins and then slowly the affect was waring off. My dad caught a video of it and we both laughed watching at it an hour later.
Vegetas screams why? 😂 you made .e laugh. No date for my surgery yet, but nervous for the anaesthetic!
@@Kaggeh Its nothing mate, go, sleep come back
@@maaazahmeddd Thanks for the reassurance 😊
It is amazing. I’ve had two abdominal surgeries. Wheel me in into the surgery room, I scoot on table, the mask goes on, the meds go into the iv and I wake up in recovery.
It’s so crazy because I went unconscious in an instant. The doctor told me to take 4 big deep breaths I remember taking 3 deep breaths and then waking up to a talking saying something to me.
I have a penile plication surgery in a couple of hours, this video and the comments from you guys has really helped me stay calm!
How did it go
@@Natalielh87 Pretty good actually
Nothings better than legal drugs :)
Legal drugs such as..?
My favorite surgery I had was one where they forgot to tell me my arrival time was pushed back. They had a preop bed available, so the nurse gave me Valium and I watched TV.
I just had my first surgery.Before the procedure they gave me some pills to make me sleepy and I actually fell asleep in my hospital room.After I woke up I asked when will the operation start and they told me it was already over. Strange is that they told me I was awake when I went to the OR, but I don’t remember anything about the surgery .Cool experience.
I was terrified before my surgery due to the general anesthesia, and it was so scary but then when doctor was talking to me he told me you will feel sleepy now and you will love it, and that's what I remember, I woke up and felt like it I was 1 second, don't be scared guys trust me, it's not scary at all
Had anesthesia for a c section. I just remember him put the mask over my nose and mouth asking what I felt. I told him, it just feels kinda hard to breathe, and he was like yeah that’s normal.
It honestly felt like a blink
No dreams. No time Im between. Nothing!
Just blink
And I woke up in the recovery room!
I was awake with all 3 c sections you must didn’t want to be awake now I’ve never been sedated in my life and I suppose to have this procedure done in a few months and I have to be put under I’m like ugh I wish this was like haven a ce section to where you can be awake
@@shannyshan9851how'd it go?? 😅😅
I had a round 7 to 8 operations in my eyes my first option was when I was 8 second on with when I was 10 then when I was 11 years old I had 3 operations in my eye in 3 days and well in December and I was 14 years old now I'm gonna turn 15
First time I went under was when I was in the oral surgeon's office to get my wisdom teeth removed, and I kind of panicked and was kicking as i went under, but it went fine and no problem or issues waking up.
I've been under at least 5 times since, never had a problem going under. But apparently I am thrashy on waking up (before i'm fully conscious). No other issues (nausea, etc). Going under again next Tuesday.
Did you kick your shoes off?
@@candywilson3884 if I did, they put them back on before I woke up :D
Love me some "Milk Of Amnesia". Best sleep you will ever get.
Hell yeah! I get back injections and they sedate me. That propofol feels good for around 10 seconds! Best high ever! Then its night night!
Agreed, I remember them injecting something into my IV before they took me into the OR. I woke up in the recovery room smiling.
Katherine A. Blais
That's what Michael Jackson said.
🤣🤣
Had this about 3 times, I rate this sleep 1 million/10! Best sleep of my life. No disturbances.
Thanks Everyone..
Everyone Posting Comments Here Is Spreading Love..
I Wish Everyone Good Health..
I had surgery when I was like 8, but I very clearly remember the moment I went to sleep. I was screaming because I was scared as shit (tried to jump off the table a couple of times), and then as they injected it I started hyperventilating then immediately passed out lol
Been under several times..no worries..but the last surgery for rotator cuff shoulder surgery they put the mask over my face and I kinda freaked out..the dr told the anathesiologist to lay it in my chest until I was out..that did the trick..probably less than a minute later.
They gave me a gas before the Iv and I’m not a crackhead or anything but that was the best damn feeling in this world, but now I have some hearing loss and pain in my ear after I woke up
I forgot everything lol and it’s so weird but honestly it’s not as scary as I expected
wow general anaesthesia is one the few areas of medicine that has me in complete awe.
I had my surgery done today It was awesome experience 😉
You go sleep and next thing your in recovery room.
Can someone please tell me l am having operation to have Ovarian cyst removed , but my worries are I have Rhinitis scared incase something happens when iam under or go into shock when iam lieing down cough constantly .
Well, as with any operation, the vitals are closely watched. Had a cyst removed.
first surgery i remember talking about disabled goats i saw on holiday a few weeks before and they gave me gas and air to relax me since i never had a cannula in before. third surgery was the same year infinity war came out, and the anaesthesia was feeling worse than usual and i was feeling so much pain in my head like i was hungover, and last thing i remember saying to my mum was “i don’t wanna go, i don’t wanna do it”.
Feeling better?
I had eye surgery on both my eyes once it was the first time I was blind for 4 weeks it was so dark and boring
Anesthesia revolutionized the surgery ....respect
Best sleep I’ve ever had, didn’t even talk either I kept quiet
I'm always at the top level possible on the DAS41 or whatever it is for stress and anxiety; anxiolytics like diazepam, lorazepam or clonazepam are out of the question.
I just feel like asking them if they want a patient dying on them because they didn't prescribe? That's reality, mate, for many.
Lol I remeber getting out to sleep and when I woke up I was like wait wtf y’all not done that was to fast I just blinked my eye ! And the doctors like no honey you were asleep for and hour and half we are finished lmao
It was insane. Just before the world has gone completely tragic chaos, I too have a surgery on Valentine's Day 2020. An cyst surgery to remove slow growing cyst on my back, must be fell too much on the floor (trauma), a reason for cyst to slow growing on my back. It was a painkilling needle and even sleeping needle which part of the reason I fell asleep while the doctors removed the cyst and then, I woke up in the surgery room and I felt fine and now, I'll wait until the pesky slow-growing cyst on my front arm thanks for slammed the wall many times (trauma)
I had general anesthetic today and i remember when i felt the fluid entering my vein saying ill pass out shortly won't i and i received a oh yes you will and then i woke up in recovery room like seconds late but one hour and ten minutes had passed. Felt wonderful and surreal also
I'm having surgery next week, I'm a little nervous about going under but at the same time I'm excited coz I'm a chronic insomniac and this might be the best sleep I ever have lol
How do you feel when you go under with chronic imsomniac?
I woke up and screamed at the top of my lungs because of pain. It was after my brain surgery like 2 months ago. I hope I will recover now though.
I went there for my eye to be mix when I was a child
I want this every night my damn insomnia is killing me
Miguel Garcia same bruh
if i could love this i would
Miguel Garcia LMAO for real I had eye surgery last night did not remember a dam thing
Same here
@Tanya Duncombe I don't understand why they make you unconcious for the eye surgery. Even in his case they did the same. Over here in India people get injections on the side of the eye to be operated, at least for cataract surgery and not that they make you unconcious. I had an eye injury when I was little and it has caused traumatic cataract in one of my eye (doctors said it has to be hand operated and laser surgery is not an option in my case unlike others'). As there is still manageable and stable vision in my affected eye and perfect vision in the other one, doctors say no need to hurry it's cool as such. I am 25 shy of 3 weeks by the way. I am not sure what kind of anesthesia I would be given if I opt for the surgery.
That feeling going under, what a trip lovit
I have had this, not for eye surgery, but for open heart surgery. I literally do not remember anything from when they wheeled me in to when I woke up. I woke up confused as fuck, I actually had to have someone push me back into bed lol I was so confused. I'm having to have this done in about 4 weeks for a heart prodcedure. I can't say I'm looking forward to it again. But it literally is dreamless sleep
How did you get on ??
100% successful :) No complications at all. Woke up in ICU was treated like a king@@johnlivingstone1749
I hate Anastasia but I like to watch vids like this especially this one. The woman voice is relaxing
Idk I thought Left Outside Alone was pretty okay...
Please tell me . I've recently finished my diazepam taper so my gaba receptors are still downregulated. What would be the best general anesthetic thar wouldn't act on the gaba a receptors. This is of some concern . Surgery is imminent for impacted wisdom teeth. Am worried as it could set me back into a withdrawal
I love it.. No nerves at all...
I had it and for some reason I wasn’t scared at all but it was actually fine x
So it wasnt that bad?
@@Wolf57381 no, you'll probably just remember being taken into the room, then the needle going in, after that you'll wake up and it'll all be over.
What did you have done? What do you remember?
Candy Wilson I was young but I just remember going to a room and then they distracted me and put a needle in me than like 2 minutes later I was out
lol yea guys it’s not that bad at all honestly I had surgery done a week ago and the guy was like so what beach do you like ? I was like I like uhhhhh knocked out instantly! And when I woke up I felt calm and confused but it goes away as the time goes by when it hits you feel this crazy warm sensation lol your body is like wait what’s going on and boom! Instant clean knock out ! Y’all got this.
I have my op in two days to repair a tendon on my hand. First operation I’ve had in my life quite scared to say the least
Amazing
Thanks for your comment.
Am I the only one who has never had a surgery but is just watching these
Nope,I’ve never had a surgery in my life and I’m not planning to ever have one
Ohhh , Allha have a mercy on every one from Surgery
Surgery is there to help us, it is not a threat
Marshmallown2 ... Yes but I want mercy from This
@@mbbslovers9572 ok, that is fine, best of luck to you :) I'll be having a surgery in a month or two (the sooner the better), and I am so excited to be given a relief from my pain :)
I always ask for general. When they suggest spinal I say no thanks I'll have general,they always agree to give me the general. Good night. 😁
I just got surgery yesterday I hate needles they had to put me under with anesthetic gas before putting a Iv in they also numbed my feet up with local while I was asleep
What surgery did you have?
I have to have 4 teeth removed soon. I was just wondering will they fully put me under or just sedate me. Also what method will they use to do this. The mask or injection. Thanks
Samee. And depends how old you are and what you decide. I’m having 4 teeth out tomorrow, I’m 14 and I got the choice to have an injection or put to sleep. I chose to be put to sleep because I have a low pain tolerance, not that I’m scared of needles or anything I just would feel very uncomfortable with the pain. You usually get asked by your dentist what you want. Hope that helped! :)
TheSky Hopefully! Good luck!
Cheers for that aesthetic b. I'm also 14 so that helped
TheSky No problem! A few hours ago I was put under anaesthetic. Depending on how old you are you get numbing cream on your hand and it works extremely well, I didn’t feel a thing. You might get an oxygen mask as they put you to sleep.
I was under for 40 minutes, I don’t remember falling asleep as it was very quick. It definitely didn’t feel like a few seconds when I woke up however, and I couldn’t keep my eyes open for the first five minutes. If you’re having teeth out usually you can’t talk or move your mouth very well at all but you can after about 20 minutes. My mum was sent in and I was wheeled to my bed. I tried to drink water but it kept falling out of my mouth😂 something to expect is that your tongue will feel huge and your lips will be the last thing to stop being numb. You may also not be able to close your mouth properly. You don’t feel any pain in your teeth though, and eating may be a little painful but nothing major. It’s about 4-5 hours after my operation and I’m perfectly fine now, no pain in any of my teeth or jaw yet, they tell you to keep on top of your pain relief medication as you may start to feel pain if you leave it too long. Once you’ve had the operation tell me how it went!
Hope this helped anybody else who is confused about anaesthetic too
TheSky I was scared of the exact same thing!😂
I would say it’s the equivalent of mildly tipsy and you just feel slightly happy lol. There’s nothing to worry about and after about 15 minutes or after you eat you start to feel a lot less groggy and it’s fine. Good luck! :)
I got my gallbladder removed and all these videos and even my parents were saying like oh you won’t remember a thing before anesthesia or even part of the day. It was my first surgery and I remembered everything though. 😭I remember being in recovery for hours before my surgery and then it was time. They gave me a drug to relax more and then wheeled me to the or. Like I remember the turns we made and a nurse passed by. I remember transferring to the steel table and they put an oxygen mask on me. Then he put a sticker on the side of my chest for like the heart monitor thing and then that was it.
Loving ❤️. Thanks
Let me just say I literally was super nervous . I didn’t even count . One minute I was talking about …. Ya know what I don’t even remember. Anyone reading this there’s no need to be scared . I don’t even remember being wheeled to the surgical room and I dreamt a beautiful dream . I prayed to have the dream but I mean under anesthesia I actually wanted to finish the dream !! 😂😂😂😂
what procedure did he have done?
I had anesthesia today. I was nervous as hell but it went really smooth
I’m under the care of Moorfields for my glaucoma and I am thankful for their help