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General Anesthetic
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I'm having some surgery on the 21st march, I arranged this date with my surgeon and then about an hour later I got a letter from my other consultant to say my knee replacement surgery is booked for the 29th March (8 Days after my first surgery)
My partners mum thinks I won't be able to have them both in a short period of time due to the amount of general anesthetic in my body. Anybody know?
My partners mum thinks I won't be able to have them both in a short period of time due to the amount of general anesthetic in my body. Anybody know?
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Just bumping this thread up - has anybody had a similar experience? :chin:
There is some information you may find useful here on General Anaesthesia. It may be worth speaking to one of the health professionals too if you can; they should be able to explain what you need to know :yes: