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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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I'm aware there are a few healthcare professionals in these here forums so just hoping someone can put my mind at rest...
I'm having a procedure in a couple of weeks which I've opted to be sedated for. My nominated person is going to be my mum. What is the likelihood I'm going to say something I regret while out of it(i.e things I don't want her knowing, namely private sex things)??   |
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That's a hard one to answer  . Personally I didn't say anything unusual when sedated and I remember it all. Some people are really funny though. I guess it's like alcohol, everyone reacts differently. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"That's a hard one to answer . Personally I didn't say anything unusual when sedated and I remember it all. Some people are really funny though. I guess it's like alcohol, everyone reacts differently. "
I just get very happy and dancey from alcohol |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Probably quite high . When I got sedated to have my 1 wisdom teeth removed I said so stuff that when I came around I was questioned about ."
Oh no... Was it embarrassing stuff? |
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over a year ago
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So it depends on what sort of sedation they use. If it’s a short procedure they’re likely to use a short acting anaesthetic- you won’t let any secrets drop!!! It’s usually the general anaesthetics ( for the bigger ops) that are prone to people waking up asking you to marry them or saying they love you… but not divulging secrets!!
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"So it depends on what sort of sedation they use. If it’s a short procedure they’re likely to use a short acting anaesthetic- you won’t let any secrets drop!!! It’s usually the general anaesthetics ( for the bigger ops) that are prone to people waking up asking you to marry them or saying they love you… but not divulging secrets!!
Good luck xx"
Thank you!
It's only a short one, so hopefully I'm in the clear! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"If you do I hope she videos it I love watching videos of people, usually Americans, high as a kite and saying the most hilarious things  "
Haha yeah seen a few of those. The best one is Taylor Swift crying over a broken banana peel |
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"If you do say anything you don't want to just play it off as jibberish. To be honest when people do say funny stuff it's usually rediculous. I once had a girl cry about loving bread . "
I did think of just playing it off but how do you play off something like "omg I'm such a hoe, you have noooo idea" |
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I was sedated. It was lush he he felt like I’d been in the room five mins but it was about 40 mins. I think I slept mostly and watched the tv screen that was there. Not a wear of saying anything was just super chilled and happy. The day after was a blur I do wonder if I had a reaction mind lol it was just nice to get away from seriousness for a while and rest lol |
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"I'm aware there are a few healthcare professionals in these here forums so just hoping someone can put my mind at rest...
I'm having a procedure in a couple of weeks which I've opted to be sedated for. My nominated person is going to be my mum. What is the likelihood I'm going to say something I regret while out of it(i.e things I don't want her knowing, namely private sex things)?? "
General or local? |
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over a year ago
Hull |
I've had several surgical appointments in recent years involving Sedation.
For one, it was a low level of sedative and I was aware of being 'awake' throughout. In the others, there was deeper sedation levels and I was told I was just groggy and said nothing. |
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"If you do say anything you don't want to just play it off as jibberish. To be honest when people do say funny stuff it's usually rediculous. I once had a girl cry about loving bread .
I did think of just playing it off but how do you play off something like "omg I'm such a hoe, you have noooo idea" "
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"If you do say anything you don't want to just play it off as jibberish. To be honest when people do say funny stuff it's usually rediculous. I once had a girl cry about loving bread .
I did think of just playing it off but how do you play off something like "omg I'm such a hoe, you have noooo idea" "
I think if you can cry over bread you can be convinced that having sex outside of marriage makes ypu a massive ho bag |
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"I was sedated. It was lush he he felt like I’d been in the room five mins but it was about 40 mins. I think I slept mostly and watched the tv screen that was there. Not a wear of saying anything was just super chilled and happy. The day after was a blur I do wonder if I had a reaction mind lol it was just nice to get away from seriousness for a while and rest lol "
See I hated it. The room was spinning and I didn't like being less aware of what they were doing. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I'm aware there are a few healthcare professionals in these here forums so just hoping someone can put my mind at rest...
I'm having a procedure in a couple of weeks which I've opted to be sedated for. My nominated person is going to be my mum. What is the likelihood I'm going to say something I regret while out of it(i.e things I don't want her knowing, namely private sex things)??
General or local? "
Neither? |
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"I was sedated. It was lush he he felt like I’d been in the room five mins but it was about 40 mins. I think I slept mostly and watched the tv screen that was there. Not a wear of saying anything was just super chilled and happy. The day after was a blur I do wonder if I had a reaction mind lol it was just nice to get away from seriousness for a while and rest lol
See I hated it. The room was spinning and I didn't like being less aware of what they were doing. "
Same. I declined sedation for all my endoscopies and my colonoscopy and all the nerve root block injections I've had. I couldn't even stomach the gas and air during labour! One puff and it messed with my head, so it was firmly off the menu |
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"I was sedated. It was lush he he felt like I’d been in the room five mins but it was about 40 mins. I think I slept mostly and watched the tv screen that was there. Not a wear of saying anything was just super chilled and happy. The day after was a blur I do wonder if I had a reaction mind lol it was just nice to get away from seriousness for a while and rest lol
See I hated it. The room was spinning and I didn't like being less aware of what they were doing.
Same. I declined sedation for all my endoscopies and my colonoscopy and all the nerve root block injections I've had. I couldn't even stomach the gas and air during labour! One puff and it messed with my head, so it was firmly off the menu "
I may just be a control freak though |
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"I was sedated. It was lush he he felt like I’d been in the room five mins but it was about 40 mins. I think I slept mostly and watched the tv screen that was there. Not a wear of saying anything was just super chilled and happy. The day after was a blur I do wonder if I had a reaction mind lol it was just nice to get away from seriousness for a while and rest lol
See I hated it. The room was spinning and I didn't like being less aware of what they were doing.
Same. I declined sedation for all my endoscopies and my colonoscopy and all the nerve root block injections I've had. I couldn't even stomach the gas and air during labour! One puff and it messed with my head, so it was firmly off the menu
I may just be a control freak though "
I have been described in terms such as "bizarre" and similar  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"If you do say anything you don't want to just play it off as jibberish. To be honest when people do say funny stuff it's usually rediculous. I once had a girl cry about loving bread .
I did think of just playing it off but how do you play off something like "omg I'm such a hoe, you have noooo idea" "
oh this would be funny. I dont think Ive ever come out with anything unusual I just tell them I am going to faint if they make me stand up. |
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