i am starting to have runy nose and I have my breast augmentation in one day do you think my dr is go in to cancel my surgry
Answer: Sick before planned surgery Thank you for your question. If in the unfortunate circumstance that you get sick before your surgery, you may have postpone your surgery until you are better again. If you are feeling sick, I would discuss with your surgeon who may help you decide depending on your individual symptoms.
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Answer: Sick before planned surgery Thank you for your question. If in the unfortunate circumstance that you get sick before your surgery, you may have postpone your surgery until you are better again. If you are feeling sick, I would discuss with your surgeon who may help you decide depending on your individual symptoms.
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December 10, 2014
Answer: Tell your surgeon Your surgeon should be notified if you develop a cold before surgery. Depending on the severity of your cold, your surgery may be rescheduled.
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December 10, 2014
Answer: Tell your surgeon Your surgeon should be notified if you develop a cold before surgery. Depending on the severity of your cold, your surgery may be rescheduled.
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November 6, 2014
Answer: Be sure to give the office a call As with most things in life, communication is absolutely paramount to a successful patient/physician relationship. So long as you are proactive in your communication with the practice they should be able to keep you informed of what to be looking out for as far as red flags that may require that your surgery be postponed. From what it sound like though you will most likely be fine to proceed as scheduled.
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November 6, 2014
Answer: Be sure to give the office a call As with most things in life, communication is absolutely paramount to a successful patient/physician relationship. So long as you are proactive in your communication with the practice they should be able to keep you informed of what to be looking out for as far as red flags that may require that your surgery be postponed. From what it sound like though you will most likely be fine to proceed as scheduled.
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Answer: Ill prior to surgery If you have an elevated temperature on the morning of surgery then it will most likely be postponed for your safety. Hopefully you will be fully recovered prior to the procedure.
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Answer: Ill prior to surgery If you have an elevated temperature on the morning of surgery then it will most likely be postponed for your safety. Hopefully you will be fully recovered prior to the procedure.
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July 16, 2014
Answer: A significant cold or respiratory infection with runny nose may require surgery to be canceled The concern when you have an upper respiratory infection is mostly that anesthesia can be dangerous. If you have a runny nose, cough and any temperature it is likely that anesthesia will cancel your surgery. Please call your Dr.
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July 16, 2014
Answer: A significant cold or respiratory infection with runny nose may require surgery to be canceled The concern when you have an upper respiratory infection is mostly that anesthesia can be dangerous. If you have a runny nose, cough and any temperature it is likely that anesthesia will cancel your surgery. Please call your Dr.
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