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3 minutes seems like a long time to me. I had a kidney stone blasted with sound waves and they put me under....seemed like I was out in seconds and woke up seconds later....weird feeling.....I think the anesthesiologist referred to the sedative as "purple fall". Whatever it was, I was out in about 3 minutes after it was put in IV. That was by far the best nap I've had in years!
I may have overestimated. Was wheeled into surgery room right afterward. No sooner got in there and ceiling tiles seemed to be moving. And you're right about seeming to wake up not long after. But it came on fast and went deep. I've felt pretty refreshed all day!3 minutes seems like a long time to me. I had a kidney stone blasted with sound waves and they put me under....seemed like I was out in seconds and woke up seconds later....weird feeling.
Ugh. I rue the day.
I did not realize until I was at surgery center that I was going to be put completely under. I figured if they can do things like C-sections, etc. with an epidural or nerve block why not this? When the anesthesiologist said I'd be put under, I said it was just as well as I'd probably pass out anyway.I had eye surgery recently. They give you something to relax you but you see and feel stuff.
Nothing to the procedure. Taking enough laxative for a small army is the worst part.
I've had one already. Between the indignity of sharting yourself all night before the procedure you get a camera shoved up your poophole. Like I said, I'd rather die of colon cancer.Don't worry EW & Pass, the Docs are gentle.
I've had one already. Between the indignity of sharting yourself all night before the procedure you get a camera shoved up your poophole. Like I said, I'd rather die of colon cancer.
Yes, much better to die of cancer than suffer the "indignity" of the procedure...
Hey, some of us don't have that much to live for, and put a high price on their dignity.
Way to not recognize a tongue in cheek remark. How the hell did you get through med school?
That's on them I guess. Seems like an extreme route to take to meet your maker.