exactly how does this stuff work?Why?

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I have had many kidney stone surgeries, lap chole and open appy, can someone explain why or how the sedation makes you (me) feel like you weigh 500lbs? What actually wakes you back up? By just not receiving anymore? What gases are used? Anesthesia is weird and nasty stuff!
 
baj6974 said:
I have had many kidney stone surgeries, lap chole and open appy, can someone explain why or how the sedation makes you (me) feel like you weigh 500lbs? What actually wakes you back up? By just not receiving anymore? What gases are used? Anesthesia is weird and nasty stuff!
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Yea man... real nasty... it's dark magic... it's a friggin curse... stay far away
 
baj6974 said:
I have had many kidney stone surgeries, lap chole and open appy, can someone explain why or how the sedation makes you (me) feel like you weigh 500lbs? What actually wakes you back up? By just not receiving anymore? What gases are used? Anesthesia is weird and nasty stuff!
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It's all ball bearings these days.
 
baj6974 said:
I have had many kidney stone surgeries, lap chole and open appy, can someone explain why or how the sedation makes you (me) feel like you weigh 500lbs? What actually wakes you back up? By just not receiving anymore? What gases are used? Anesthesia is weird and nasty stuff!
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Oxygen is a helluva drug.
 
Gern Blansten said:
fletch2.jpg

It's all ball bearings these days.
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Ball bearings?Dang! How do they fit the bearings in such a small space via IV?What about the grease from it?So is it like the oil or grease that knocks you out or wakes you up?Is that you in the pic? If so, why aren't you in scrubs or a little blue hat?
 
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