Has anyone ever got very Ill from a local anesthetic?

[arraamis]

Some people wake up dead from it...........

Well they are knocking me out either way, I dunno much about it so maybe they are using the general to knock me out and local to knumb the area,
All's I remember last time was being ill and they said it was a bad reaction to the local anesthetic.

I have to have my heart stopped and restarted again tomorrow,
Cause it is out of rhythm I only found out recently.

Then later that day they are gonna do the op on my ankle

I worked in the OR for almost 15 years ... and there are several methods of anesthesia, depending on your illness and the Dr. recommendations.

Local Anesthetic - {Lidocaine} injected directly into the surrounding area.
Spinal - {Nerve Block} injected into the nerve branch leading to the affected area
General - {The Mask} Michael Jackson style .....

To answer your question, it is rare for one to get sick from a local injection of lidocaine - BUT for what you've described {That is not a local anesthetic procedure} Some form of mild general anesthetic will have to be used possibly with a spinal block.

And stopping and restarting a heart is NOT normally the solution to an irregular heartbeat ..... Normally a pacemaker is required to help regulate the pumping action of the heart Or a regime of pharmaceuticals.

But I've never heard of stopping and restarting the heart to solve the problem associated with arrhythmia's. And you also did not mention a critical element "A CARDIOLOGIST". Which would be required for any medical procedure involved with the heart.

Would like to hear more accurate symptoms and the associated diagnosis.

[.PrettyBoy32.]

I worked in the OR for almost 15 years ... and there are several methods of anesthesia, depending on your illness and the Dr. recommendations.

Local Anesthetic - {Lidocaine} injected directly into the surrounding area.
Spinal - {Nerve Block} injected into the nerve branch leading to the affected area
General - {The Mask} Michael Jackson style .....

To answer your question, it is rare for one to get sick from a local injection of lidocaine - BUT for what you've described {That is not a local anesthetic procedure} Some form of mild general anesthetic will have to be used possibly with a spinal block.

And stopping and restarting a heart is NOT normally the solution to an irregular heartbeat ..... Normally a pacemaker is required to help regulate the pumping action of the heart Or a regime of pharmaceuticals.

But I've never heard of stopping and restarting the heart to solve the problem associated with arrhythmia's. And you also did not mention a critical element "A CARDIOLOGIST". Which would be required for any medical procedure involved with the heart.

Would like to hear more accurate symptoms and the associated diagnosis.

I don't know much about mate,
The doctor done the initial test referred me to his guy and he told me this is the procedure?

Thats all I know man,
There is no symptoms heart wise I feel fine.
Im fit I train everyday, Also have done, was injured few year ago couldnt train for two years apart from that I've been active all my life and never had any heart problems

[arraamis]

I don't know much about mate,
The doctor done the initial test referred me to his guy and he told me this is the procedure?

Thats all I know man,
There is no symptoms heart wise I feel fine.
Im fit I train everyday, Also have done, was injured few year ago couldnt train for two years apart from that I've been active all my life and never had any heart problems

Are you stating that a Doctor, that is NOT a Cardiologist is going to stop and restart your heart - Using only a local anesthetic!!!!!!!!!!

Dude, that's wrong on soo many levels .... do you live in Palestine, or the deep Sudan ...... Where is this hospital??

[.PrettyBoy32.]

Are you stating that a Doctor, that is NOT a Cardiologist is going to stop and restart your heart - Using only a local anesthetic!!!!!!!!!!

Dude, that's wrong on soo many levels .... do you live in Palestine, or the deep Sudan ...... Where is this hospital??

Lol no, this guy is a specialist its not the same person who tested me I was sent to this person.
The hospital is in dublin

[The Gully Gad]

**** i hate being put 2 sleep...

Last time doc comes in looks at me asks a bag of questions starts asking if i smoke asks me if i drink and asks me if i do drugs
I look at him said 'Nope' he gives me a weird look goes to walk out then i start having flash nightmares about not waking up from the anesthetic due to the herbs circulating through my veins so i call him back.Doc goes what is it i tell him straight doc i got stuff that aint leaving my system till 6months he looks at me and says 'Cannabis' lol
I mean thats gotta be racist..I look at him like a ginger kid caught stealing sweets and just give him a nod...

PB good luck playa

[Sweet Pea 50]

All bull**** aside, good luck, man. As for your question, can't help you. I was in a pretty bad car accident awhile back, and pain killer's just about left me a useless mess. Once again, good luck.

[arraamis]

Lol no, this guy is a specialist its not the same person who tested me I was sent to this person.
The hospital is in dublin

In any case ..... I wish you the best possible outcome & Good Luck.

FYI: In the future, Always know exactly what your condition is, the diagnosis and the treatment.

[arraamis]

**** i hate being put 2 sleep...

Last time doc comes in looks at me asks a bag of questions starts asking if i smoke asks me if i drink and asks me if i do drugs
I look at him said 'Nope' he gives me a weird look goes to walk out then i start having flash nightmares about not waking up from the anesthetic due to the herbs circulating through my veins so i call him back.Doc goes what is it i tell him straight doc i got stuff that aint leaving my system till 6months he looks at me and says 'Cannabis' lol
I mean thats gotta be racist..I look at him like a ginger kid caught stealing sweets and just give him a nod...

PB good luck playa

When general anesthesia is used on SMOKERS, it is often difficult to complete the cycle, because of compromised respiratory activity.

Even if you didn't admit to being a smoker ... the anesthetist or anesthesiologist can tell.

[BrooklynBomber]

Big Operation tomorrow, Have to go under anesthetic.
Last time I had an op on my ribs and bone marrow they put me out with a local, I was ****ed for days,
Vomiting violently.

They doing it again tomorrow even though it ****ed me up bad last time,
Pretty serious op im not worried about that,
its the anesthetic I'm worried about.

Anyone experienced this?

I once had some extremely nasty spasms the next day after getting a novacaine shot at dentist's office for wisdom teeth removal. So, yes. it is very possible.

[Mushroom]

When general anesthesia is used on SMOKERS, it is often difficult to complete the cycle, because of compromised respiratory activity.

Even if you didn't admit to being a smoker ... the anesthetist or anesthesiologist can tell.

Yes but can they tell what kind of smoke?