I usually take it 2x per day. I also am worried about being under anesthesia during surgery.
Answer: Asthma You will need to discuss your medical history including medications with a board certified surgeon in order to determine if you are a candidate for a Mommy Makeover. You may need to first get clearance from your primary care doctor, or the person who helps you with your asthma. Generally if your asthma is well controlled you should still be able to have surgery.
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Answer: Asthma You will need to discuss your medical history including medications with a board certified surgeon in order to determine if you are a candidate for a Mommy Makeover. You may need to first get clearance from your primary care doctor, or the person who helps you with your asthma. Generally if your asthma is well controlled you should still be able to have surgery.
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February 22, 2016
Answer: Mommy makeover & asthma You should be able to get a mommy makeover. However, you will need to get clearance first from your pulmonologist. Then let your surgeon know of your condition so he or she can coordinate your proper care with the anesthesiologist. My best,Dr. Sheila Nazarian@drsheilanazarian on Instagram
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February 22, 2016
Answer: Mommy makeover & asthma You should be able to get a mommy makeover. However, you will need to get clearance first from your pulmonologist. Then let your surgeon know of your condition so he or she can coordinate your proper care with the anesthesiologist. My best,Dr. Sheila Nazarian@drsheilanazarian on Instagram
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January 31, 2016
Answer: Asthma and surgery If your asthma is well controlled with medication or inhalers, it is typically safe for you to have general anesthesia and a mommy makeover. Continue to take your inhaler throughout the pre and post-op phase.Your surgeon may require medical clearance from your pulmonary doc.The steroid in the inhaler will not affect wound healing of your incision. Bring your inhalers with you on the day of surgery.All the best,
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January 31, 2016
Answer: Asthma and surgery If your asthma is well controlled with medication or inhalers, it is typically safe for you to have general anesthesia and a mommy makeover. Continue to take your inhaler throughout the pre and post-op phase.Your surgeon may require medical clearance from your pulmonary doc.The steroid in the inhaler will not affect wound healing of your incision. Bring your inhalers with you on the day of surgery.All the best,
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January 30, 2016
Answer: Mommy makeover and asthma Typically for asthma is fairly stable it's safe to have mommy makeover surgery. Typically, it is not necessary to stop your steroid inhaler. The anesthesiologist will evaluate all these issues and determine the most appropriate course so that you could have the safest outcome from mommy makeover procedure. Best wishes.
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January 30, 2016
Answer: Mommy makeover and asthma Typically for asthma is fairly stable it's safe to have mommy makeover surgery. Typically, it is not necessary to stop your steroid inhaler. The anesthesiologist will evaluate all these issues and determine the most appropriate course so that you could have the safest outcome from mommy makeover procedure. Best wishes.
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January 29, 2016
Answer: Medical Conditions and Surgery Thank you for your question. Generally, asthma is not a problem for scheduling surgery. I routinely have my patients who have medical problems seen and cleared by their primary care physician to make sure their medical problems are adequately optimized and controlled for surgery. Safety is mine and most surgeon's number one priority. Best to speak with a board certified plastic surgeon in your area. All the best
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January 29, 2016
Answer: Medical Conditions and Surgery Thank you for your question. Generally, asthma is not a problem for scheduling surgery. I routinely have my patients who have medical problems seen and cleared by their primary care physician to make sure their medical problems are adequately optimized and controlled for surgery. Safety is mine and most surgeon's number one priority. Best to speak with a board certified plastic surgeon in your area. All the best
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