I have had two surgeries under general anesthesia, and I know the feeling when waiking up (For me I felt confused). I'm planning on having rhinoplasty surgery this coming year and my question is, when waiking up from anesthesia will I be able to breathe through my mouth?. This is what makes me really nervous, not knowing how I will feel if I can't breaht through my mouth, is there something my doctor can do to help me? I have a consultation in 2 weeks and will also ask this question, Thank you
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December 28, 2014
Answer: Can you breathe through the nose right after surgery?