Laryngospasm from GA and Sedation

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How common is the above from Extubation in GA and people under Sedation? How is it treated for patients? Are patients aware of it or spotted by anaesthetists whilst sedated etc

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Dr. Aditya Prasad Padhy

Urologist 12 yrs exp Bhubaneswar

Totally depends in your body and any comorbidities associated with thats why pre anesthesia check up done before surgery

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Dr. Sai Krishna Konatham General Surgeon 6 yrs exp Khammam · Accepted Answer

Dr. Sai Krishna Konatham

General Surgeon 6 yrs exp Khammam

Usual chances of laryngospasm are rare depends on how is your status of lung function . Chronic smoker or COPD or asthmatics will have high chances . Those risks are usually explained by anaesthesiologist. Yes usually they get spotted .