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Hi my mother 50 years old now she done ursl for kidney stones. Doctor prescribed me preprocedure so I met anesthesiologist. He first said spinal anaesthesia. But my mother was abjected. Four years back she did rirs procedure under general anaesthesia (kidney stones). Then anaesthetic accept our request. Today new anaesthetic we will give to you spinal anaesthesia in operation theatre. Again I had to started argument. After few minutes he accepted. In operation room he ordered to my mother inhale breath during anaesthesia. My mother suffered lot of panic and breathe problem before and after anaesthesia. This is right way to handle old woman? After complete urls procedure my mother faced breathing problems, nurse and doctor didn't notice. What was wrong with anaesthesia? 2 years back I (24 year) did laparoscopic surgery for chocolate cyst (endometriosis). At that time anaesthetic gave me one injection in iv in operation room. I'm unconscious within 30 seconds. Why was not happened to my mother like me? This was correct inhale breath during anaesthesia? Now my doctor prescribed me urispas table in night. But my mother not conscious fully operation done on 5 pm today now 11. 55 pm nurse compulsion to my mother take urispas in empty stomach. My mother not eat anything 9 hours even she didn't drink water also. These methods are all new to me and family. Now we need clarification about all my questions. 4 years back urology doctor gave tablet after discharge. Please clarify my above questions. Thank you.
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Anaesthesia affect differently human to human as drug do diffently to different body but act in similar manner. Any patient out of 2.5 standard deviation are problematic for us. And cause morbidity and mortality.
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