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Anasthesia query
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Recently on 13th Jan doctors have given spinal anaesthesia for urethra stent placement surgery. And again on 9th of Feb doctors have given general anaesthesia for removal of kidney stone and placed the dj stent and further on March 1st I am planning to get removed the dj stent so again I am planning to take spinal anaesthesia for dj stent removal.
So taking 3 times anasthesia between 3 weeks gap is this fine ??
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most of the DJ stent removal will be done without any anaesthesia spinal or general anaesthesia will not be given so no need to worry
if the treating doctor prefer spinal anaesthesia there won't be any risk or problems regarding anaesthesia you can proceed with either way thank you have a nice day
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It's fine only..u may get back pain in future. If you get try to go for pain clinic.
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Dr. Rutik Paresh Gandhi
General Surgeon
8 yrs exp
Pune
Dj stent can be removed under local anesthesia.
But dont worry if you have already taken anesthesia 3 times
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Dr. Sai Krishna Konatham
General Surgeon
5 yrs exp
Khammam
DJ stenting can be removed under local anathesia or with slight sedation
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Dr. Aditya Prasad Padhy
Urologist
11 yrs exp
Bhubaneswar
Dj stent removal cam be done under local anesthesia
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