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What happens at the pre-anesthesia appt?

Mine is tomorrow and I'm all of a sudden very stressed out about it. My brain likes to create problems.

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  • SummerTimeGirl
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    Hmmm, I don't have any such appointment before mine. The only thing they said about anesthesia was that, once I get to the hospital , I have to meet with someone from anesthesia and sign papers. That

  • NiceAnkles
    NiceAnkles

    At mine, my neck was measured, the anesthesiologist asked some questions, asked if I had questions and then released me to have blood drawn. Pretty easy, not stressful. Good luck!

  • Greendragonfly
    Greendragonfly

    I do know its important to give accurate history like if anyone in your family ever had a problem with anesthesia. Other than that, good luck!

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Hmmm, I don't have any such appointment before mine. The only thing they said about anesthesia was that, once I get to the hospital , I have to meet with someone from anesthesia and sign papers. That was it.

At mine, my neck was measured, the anesthesiologist asked some questions, asked if I had questions and then released me to have blood drawn. Pretty easy, not stressful. Good luck!

2 hours ago, muala94 said:

Mine is tomorrow and I'm all of a sudden very stressed out about it. My brain likes to create problems.

I do know its important to give accurate history like if anyone in your family ever had a problem with anesthesia. Other than that, good luck!

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