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Pre-surgery testing

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Hi Carmen,

Once again, every surgeon and every patient is different. I had only a blood test immediately pre-surgery, and I know of other people who had no testing whatsoever. But there were people in my same pre-surgical "class" who were handed a list of multiple tests.

If all your qualification testing is complete, there shouldn't be *much* left to do right before surgery. But it all depends on your personal situation. Good luck!!

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