Sometimes, when i have string stress i get anxiety or panic attacks (i believe so), or deep depression, split of self etc. it dosnt happen in my normal life, only when something serious happens, like death of a very close person, etc. now i want to know if this can be problem with anesthesia as i want to have rhinoplasty. Any experience please?
April 23, 2017
Answer: Stress and stress disorders Before undertaking a stressful procedure such as rhinoplasty speak with your primary care physician about your anxiety and how anxiety negatively impacts you. Sometimes a few visits with a clinical psychologist will give you the tools to combat these issues. Medication may be warranted from your primary care physician as well. Some patients will benefit from seeing a psychiatrist to help with a stress/ anxiety/depression disorder. Work on the inner problems before tackling the rhinoplasty is my advice
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April 23, 2017
Answer: Stress and stress disorders Before undertaking a stressful procedure such as rhinoplasty speak with your primary care physician about your anxiety and how anxiety negatively impacts you. Sometimes a few visits with a clinical psychologist will give you the tools to combat these issues. Medication may be warranted from your primary care physician as well. Some patients will benefit from seeing a psychiatrist to help with a stress/ anxiety/depression disorder. Work on the inner problems before tackling the rhinoplasty is my advice
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April 23, 2017
Answer: Anesthesia and Anxiety Attacks Dear Ann, Patients who come to my office who have a history of anxiety attacks are referred to speak with the anesthesiologist prior to their procedure. The anesthesiologist will generally give them something to take prior to the surgery and maybe for the first few nights prior to their scheduled appointment to keep them calm. The anesthesia itself the day of surgery is not a concern for inducing anxiety. It is actually the opposite and the patients awake relaxed and well rested. Seek consultation with some experts in the field and your mind will be put to ease. See examples of how rewarding this procedure can be in the link below and video above. Best regards, Michael V. Elam, M.D.
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April 23, 2017
Answer: Anesthesia and Anxiety Attacks Dear Ann, Patients who come to my office who have a history of anxiety attacks are referred to speak with the anesthesiologist prior to their procedure. The anesthesiologist will generally give them something to take prior to the surgery and maybe for the first few nights prior to their scheduled appointment to keep them calm. The anesthesia itself the day of surgery is not a concern for inducing anxiety. It is actually the opposite and the patients awake relaxed and well rested. Seek consultation with some experts in the field and your mind will be put to ease. See examples of how rewarding this procedure can be in the link below and video above. Best regards, Michael V. Elam, M.D.
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