Is Parkinson's Disease Revealed By Anesthesia?

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Learn about the cardinal features of Parkinson's, how anesthesia can reveal hidden health reserves, and the challenges faced during surgical procedures. Stay tuned for an engaging Q&A session at the end. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share for more insightful health videos!
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Timestamps
0:00 - Introduction by Dr. Anthony Kaveh
0:06 - Overview of Parkinson's Disease
0:30 - Cardinal Features: Bradykinesia, Rigidity, and Tremor
1:10 - Parkinson's and Anesthesia: Revealing Cognitive Reserve
2:00 - Impact of Reduced Reserve on Health
3:00 - Cognitive and Cardiovascular Stress During Surgery
3:45 - Hallucinations and Delirium Post-Anesthesia
4:45 - Managing Tremors and Nerve Blocks
5:45 - Aspiration Risks Due to Autonomic Dysfunction
6:45 - Orthostatic Hypotension Explained
7:30 - Questions from Viewers: Anxiety and Autonomic Dysfunction
8:45 - Effects of Opioids on Rigidity and Breathing
10:00 - Administering Parkinson's Medications During Surgery
12:00 - Avoiding Dopamine Antagonists in Parkinson's Patients
13:00 - Ketamine's Role in Managing Tremors
14:30 - Final Q&A and Viewer Interaction
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@christiroseify 14 дней назад

When you mentioned you could see the tremors on the monitor it reminded me of a personal experience I had and made me wonder; You see a lot of women hooked up to monitors, have you ever seen a "hot flash" on the monitor? I was hooked up for a chemical stress test one time. Sitting on the side of the gurney all hooked up and waiting for the tech to come back in. I felt the hot flash coming on and wanted to see if it would register so I sat real still, and boy did it make the monitor go nuts... Not with straight up and down spikes but the lines were all wavy and spiraling like the machine was short circuiting... I did the test, and my heart was fine, but I'm telling you that was crazy to watch while I was feeling it... So... Have you ever seen a hot flash on a monitor?

@tumblingrosesstudio 14 дней назад

Interesting question, sure that no one studies this

@christiroseify 14 дней назад

@@tumblingrosesstudio The tech came back just as it was tapering off, I asked him if he saw it, he told me I must have been moving. But it was my chance to get a glimpse of what was happening to my body during flashes and I was as still as can be... I had some intense hot flashes... there were times I trucked through the house stripping off clothes headed for the shower sure I was going to burst into flames... I never believed in spontaneous combustion until I had hot flashes... Now I can see how it happens.

@nailsofinterest 13 дней назад

@@christiroseifyoh wow I'd like to have seen that! Of course it was a "him" if it wete a female goung through it too it would have gotten more attention! You both would have been watching or she have hooked herself up to a monitor too! I know I would have!!😅 Your heart rate definitely goes up during one as your body os trying to cool you off despite what your hormones (or lack of) are trying to do. 😅

@deborahchasteen3206 7 дней назад

@@christiroseifySo a man blamed a woman for something he didn't see.

@christiroseify 7 дней назад

@@deborahchasteen3206 Well given his field, it would probably be the normal response as an EKG will do exactly that if you move around while it's hooked up. I didn't really ask the Doc if he had ever seen a hot flash to give men haters another talking point... He wasn't "blaming" me for anything. You are correct, he wasn't there to verify that I was sitting still. And his expertise told him its from patient movement. It wasn't important enough to me to press him on it. I was there to make sure my heart was working correctly not get into a neurological discussion about electric how electric energy passes through the body. Have a good night Deborah, God be with you in the days ahead.

@patteegee9506 14 дней назад

I really appreciate this video. It helped me to understand what may have happened to my elderly father after he underwent back surgery. He went into the surgery coherent, independent, self-sufficient and with a slight tremor from early stages of Parkinson's. But he came out of the surgery with delirium that lasted for weeks, drooling, unable to sit up or walk. This state quickly progressed to full blown Parkinson's and dementia. After surgery, he lost his mind, became an invalid, and was unable to take care of himself. His illness progressed and he died 6 years later. Absolutely heartbreaking to watch this man, my dad, who was more precious than gold, go through such a cruel end of life. I couldn't understand what had happened to him but believed it was related to the trauma surgery and anesthesia had on his body. I just didn't understand precisely how those things affected him. Thank you for providing some explanation.

@heide-raquelfuss5580 13 дней назад

😢

@mariekatherine5238 13 дней назад

Same thing, not as dramatic, but noticeable, had the same thing with dementia. He declined every time he had general anesthesia. Towards the end, the doctor wanted to put him under to do surgery to remove a small cancerous polyp on his colon. Since his other conditions were far more likely to end his life than the polyp, as his proxy, I said no! Let him still recognize his family than risk not knowing us.

@nailsofinterest 13 дней назад

😢😢😢 I'm so soooo sorry My husband had acted like a child / had alzhimers after surgery. Once he was back to normal he has amnesia of the entire thing. It was so scary and rough on both of us. However, I'm the only one who remembers but he lacks months of memory and that bothers him. We lost 2 brothers in that time too.

@donnarupert4926 13 дней назад

😢I’m so sorry

@DogObsessed430 8 дней назад

So sad 😢

@TheDriftwoodlover 14 дней назад

You always get my “like” on the way in so I don’t forget to do it. Thanks for all you teach us.

@angelaharris1112 14 дней назад

Same here!

@myheartisinjapan3184 14 дней назад

Same!

@Mimi-ry4dt 14 дней назад

Very informative, thank you Dr. Kaveh. My older sister has had Parkinson's for at least 5 years. What a terrible disease. She's a remarkable person, retired from a high profile job in education at age 80, and fortunately, she still has a sharp mind, although she's had to slow down. Sis now has to be reliant on others daily, and her situation doesn't allow a large amount of assistance she could benefit from.

@ellenmcintyre1247 13 дней назад

You are amazing! I cannot believe the scope of your mind is so vast and the way that you tie it together and explain it to people so very impressive!! Plus you're a nice guy❤

@kandymich4861 15 дней назад

Can someone be diagnosed with Parkinson’s during surgery because of how their body reacts?

@DawnShipley1977 8 дней назад

That is a good question!

@NicciSummerville 7 дней назад

I want to know this too

@Rodneythor 13 дней назад

I’ve had so many major surgeries in my life, and learned to walk almost a half dozen times. The first was as a boy of 7 in 1959. The nurse (and yes she was probably a RN) put something resembling a kitchen mesh strainer over my face, and dripped something, probably either, on it so I would have to inhale it. She told me to relax and count. It was a nice experience. My next series of surgeries were age 30, 1982. I had difficulty waking because I needed to clear my throat, and when I tried, my muscle control wasn’t returned yet, so I just panicked when I clogged my airway. But it was only a matter of seconds before I regained control and strength and I was ok. But I was alone, which I thought was uncool. My surgeries since then have been remarkably good, like waking up from a nap.

@judycook1918 11 дней назад

I remember that either thing too and will never forget the nightmare I had while under. It was the early 50’s. I agree that surgeries have come a long way.

@lionandlamb4754 13 дней назад

I have Parkinson’s, and I’m preparing to have back surgery for scoliosis. This is very interesting to me.

@amypetra5021 13 дней назад

I wouldn’t if I were you. Seriously, I worked in dementia care and I remember a man that was very early mild Parkinson’s, and he came out of surgery with full blown dementia, his wife was devastated 😢

@denisemaples6519 13 дней назад

Look up Doctor Berg great alternative , take B2 supplement 400 mg a day lower your iron this reverses Parkinson’s!!!🙏

@florabraswell-nm1re 14 дней назад

Thank you Dr. for taking the time to explain some of these issues, l know there has been times that l wished someone as kind you had addressed my concerns, now l am an elderly lady and no one seems to take me seriously or care when l ask questions about anything, thanks again and Gods Blessings to you and yours 🙏🇺🇸🙏🇺🇸🙏🇺🇸

@jac1161 11 дней назад

I'm sorry dear one :( They don't listen to anyone

@jac1161 11 дней назад

I had to tell them I had a hole in my heart...got past 40 years of doctors, includimg cardiologists

@myheartisinjapan3184 14 дней назад

This man is brilliant. Thank you for all of this info. Very interesting.

@tumblingrosesstudio 14 дней назад

My Aunt had early onset Parkinsons, 42 .... her son was 17 when she died. He worries what's maybe going to happen to him

@aaronz9410 14 дней назад

My dad, who will be 76 next Wednesday is in mid to late stage Parkinson’s, so I am very interested in watching this.

@aaronz9410 14 дней назад

I know it wasn’t live but I was an out to chime in on orthostatic hypotension, then you said the reason I know, my daughter has POTS.

@kalbcorp 14 дней назад

Thank you Dr Kaveh ! 💪 Appreciate you educating and spreading knowledge

@MedicalSecrets 14 дней назад

My pleasure!

@natashabraga4407 11 дней назад

Wow! I learned a lot, but I think I still need to watch it two more times to get a few more of the finer details. Someone I know and love was diagnosed with young onset Parkinson’s Disease. So much to consider if this person needs any surgery in the future. I would have never known that there could be so many complications with surgery due to decreased reserves. I pray that if my person ever needs surgery (especially on an emergency basis) the anesthesiologist will be as knowledgeable as you. Thank you so much for providing this information.

@tanyas.3812 13 дней назад

My friend went into spinal surgery (he needed 8 things repaired in his spine) and he came out with Parkinson’s.

@annaraab8853 14 дней назад

My husband has Parkinsons. You are so informative. His doctor has not mentioned any of this.

@heide-raquelfuss5580 13 дней назад

They never DO!😢

@jac1161 11 дней назад

doctors JUST started talking about vitamin D!!! But....without the K3MK7 which will take another 30 years to Catch up. I can write a book as a patient and a former nurse....scary and sad. Lack of education, but ALSO lack of creativity and curiosity today ('smart' devices ......addiction dumbing down devices). Look into Methylene Blue for parks. Mark Sloan. Also have him checked for EBV panel, mold toxicity, metal fillings, etc

@StewartGodden 14 дней назад

Doc, spoon theory as referenced by Spoonless Valkyrie (great name) is an explanatory tool used by people with Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and/or Fibromyalgia. We explain to others that we have only so many 'spoons' of energy we can use each day. We have to choose and be careful how many spoons we use in a day. Sometimes we can borrow spoons from the next day if we rest more the next day. If you run out of spoons you crash and go into PEM (post exertional malaise). If you use too many spoons too often you can permanently worsen your condition (go from moderate to severe for example).

@MedicalSecrets 14 дней назад

Thank you so much for that explanation!

@StewartGodden 14 дней назад

@@MedicalSecrets No dramas mate. I've learnt a lot from your videos so it's nice to return the favour a little. G'day from Mandurah, 70km south of Perth in Western Australia 🦘

@DogObsessed430 8 дней назад

@@StewartGoddenI live in Mandurah too so hello 🤗

@StewartGodden 8 дней назад

@@DogObsessed430 Hale fellow well met 🌞 We can relate to the 🐕 obsession. Alas we had to euthanase our 15 year old red cloud Kelpie cross Lexie last week when her fluid retention got too extreme. They always take a piece of your heart with them.

@DogObsessed430 7 дней назад

@@StewartGodden They break our hearts when they go for sure. Sorry for your loss. I am a behavioural trainer and I am very obsessed. I think I bore my friends sometimes with what I think are amazing dog facts. 😂😂

@iced.autumn 14 дней назад

Thank you so much for all the informative videos ❤ I love this channel and the way you explain things.

@barbarabrooks4747 12 дней назад

I guess the best solution is to get local anesthesia whenever possible!

@darriontunstall3708 15 дней назад

What’s up bro, I learned a lot! I really enjoy donating to the anesthesiologist foundation, since it was hard for me to go to college because of my cerebral palsy, I really wanted to be an anesthesiologist! You rock man! Do your feet stink?😂!

@JEWELZYOUTUBE 13 дней назад

🤢👣 😆 🤣

@angelaharris1112 14 дней назад

I wish i had caught this live.

@wandacason1792 14 дней назад

Thank you so much. The most educational channel I watch.

@MedicalSecrets 14 дней назад

Wow, thank you!

@FL-CourtReporter 15 дней назад

Hello, my mom was accepted in Hospice though she doesn’t have a cancer or hard disease for palliative care. It’s been great. Minor tremor, many falls/UTIs. She gets Aphasia (word salad) during UTIs and hospital settings. She’s 86.

@beatricesiaw8776 14 дней назад

I don't recommend Hospice because they can try to get rid of her quickly

@FL-CourtReporter 14 дней назад

@@beatricesiaw8776 I’ve been intensively involved in my mom’s care at her assisted living self pay. Centre, (Canterfield in SE), I love them. My mom is over docs. She has a heart tumor that she doesn’t want testing. She’s over mammograms, all of it but dental she’ll go. She takes her Parkinson’s meds, others as she needs. Hospice has been a ten. She has zero pain., they see her often And check on her a lot and I just text if I have a concern.

@kristiekris3401 14 дней назад

Ignore the person who said hospice will take her out sooner. That's simply not true.

@raloufen4292 14 дней назад

How?

@FL-CourtReporter 13 дней назад

@@raloufen4292 how did she get into hospice, is that the question ❓

@msv7671 14 дней назад

Great information Thank you!

@danielintheantipodes6741 14 дней назад

Thank you for the video! Appreciated.

@tonniareed8631 14 дней назад

Love this!!! I used to work in PACU.

@jac1161 11 дней назад

So glad your HVAC is clean, without mold :)

@theshowlifeyoungs-Gabrielle 15 дней назад

I really liked your live ... I did a double red cell donation yesterday so I felt rough all day and this made it better ... I always learn something new ...

@poohbear0320 14 дней назад

Can you please talk about epilepsy and anesthesia in a video. how it shows up and other things.

@MedicalSecrets 14 дней назад

We can certainly discuss that!

@cheryldaniels3659 13 дней назад

So if the patient doesn't know if they have Parkinson's, but the Dr can see it during a surgery, would you tell the patient or family? I would want to know.

@judithcoe7551 15 дней назад

Good information!

@juliemarkham4332 15 дней назад

Very interesting topic!

@ninner196 10 дней назад

Very educational Doctor, please keep it coming!

@judithcoe7551 15 дней назад

Thank you!

@michaeldefiore5 13 дней назад

Im so scared My memory is going recent scan showed this "Central and cortical involution/atrophy out of proportion of this patient's age. This appears to slightly progressed when compared with the prior study from 2011."

@Straighttalk95 14 дней назад

Hello Doc ! Hope you’re doing great✌🏻 watched this just now .. great Topic 👍🏻Learned something new 😃 🥰

@MedicalSecrets 14 дней назад

So good to see you on!

@Straighttalk95 14 дней назад

@@MedicalSecrets 🫶🏻

@angelaharris1112 14 дней назад

Another big question. If patient was talking, and asked you if they were and what they said, what would you do. I guess a silly question as ive never seen my anesthesiologist when i woke up un recovery.

@Z8Q8 14 дней назад

Great channel and cheerful "Bedside Manner" you have Doc! And wonderful news: 2 billionaires donated $$ to 2 different NYC Medical Schools, so now it's FREE tuition for ALL, in perpetuity!! (wish i was 40 yrs. younger, ha-ha!)

@MedicalSecrets 14 дней назад

Incredible!

@deborahmoreland1334 12 дней назад

My hubby had Parkinsons broke hip never really recovered and broke second hip he didn't make it😢

@hhdunlap 15 дней назад

Why would a 73-year-old woman require stroking her un-operated thigh once to get it to operate for the first time a few days after surgery? Both of her legs were paralyzed for a few days. She had right hip replacement with spinal anesthesia. She had no cognitive issues. She reported that single stroke seemed to reactivate her brain’s connection to her thigh so she could move her leg at will.

@DogObsessed430 8 дней назад

With my first hip (right) replacement I feel I had a bit of a ditzy anaesthesiologist doing my spinal- it felt way off to the left side. My left leg went to sleep but the right one was still very much awake which freaked me out as and although I tried to appear calm the team could tell I wasn’t and somebody was saying “she’s not ready! Stop!” I was left with numbness in shin of my left leg that no one seems to be able to explain. I had to be really talked into having a spinal for the left hip but anaesthesiologist was great and I can’t even remember going into theatre. Still have slight numbness in my leg from first op 4 years ago but I’ve got used to it.

@DogObsessed430 8 дней назад

Sorry point was that I think spinals can do weird things.

@mandeehusky 14 дней назад

Need to discuss that other neurological diseases like MS or MG may have similar reactions. Amantadine controls my tremors.

@beatricesiaw8776 14 дней назад

Amantedine is awesome

@amykarnehm3602 14 дней назад

Thank you!! My mom has Parkinson’s so this is great info!

@MedicalSecrets 14 дней назад

Oh I'm so sorry to hear that, I hope their neurologist has a good rapport with her

@amykarnehm3602 14 дней назад

@@MedicalSecrets Thank you! She’s 82 and we hope she never sees “severe”. On levodopa carbidopa and does exercise classes for Parkinson’s patients. I need to check videos I’ve missed but what about other dopamine-related issues (I have ADHD). Love your content! ❤️

@tanyas.3812 13 дней назад

I had the shakes after each delivery of all 3 baby’s, and I never had any pain meds.

@dirtbutter23_ 13 дней назад

Can you please do a video on COVID 19 injected individual's and heart issues? Also the Ozenpic drug, and how that effects anistegiologist due to the fact that the stomach doesn't empty correctly and the food remains longer , so you cannot operate as food may enter lungs during surgery. Thanks.

@DCGreenZone 13 дней назад

Question, when is someone going to teach people how to prevent it if possible. Therapeutic effect of palmitoylethanolamide in cognitive decline: A systematic review and preliminary meta-analysis of preclinical and clinical evidence >>In the search for compounds able to protect against the pathophysiological mechanisms leading to neurocognitive disorders, PEA may represent a valid therapeutic option to prevent neurodegeneration and support endogenous repair processes against disease progression.

@QueenOz 12 дней назад

I have Spinocerebellar Ataxia and when I woke up after a very long emergency spinal surgery, I was screaming and crying and was inconsolable. Also had a stroke during surgery which I recovered from quite quickly

@debrawronker4932 13 дней назад

I was diagnosed with Parkinson's how about 3 or 4 years ago I'm 67 and I was just told also I had the beginning stages of Alzheimer's where do those two mix or is there something dealing with Parkinson's

@denisemaples6519 13 дней назад

Take B2 400mg supplements daily and lower your iron , this can slow down and reverse Parkinson’s

@gillianhanaphy2688 12 дней назад

I was on fentalyn for over 1yr before the operation

@AllthingsFoodieTX 13 дней назад

I heard b1 vitamin is good for pots or a b complex vitamin

@rosieE121 13 дней назад

Is this same as ICU syndrome? My father had it. Another question, aren't tremors caused by the Parkinsons medication?

@angelaharris1112 15 дней назад

So if i suffer from mild dementia, tremors and depression, it could be worse under anesthesia? Or would they be worse when i wake up? I had surgery 2 years ago and as far as i know i was fine. Of course that was before my diagnosis of dementia.

@user-uk9ux5ku1r 3 дня назад

You need to watch really watch out for dystonia dominant PD.

@Starryeyedgypsy22 13 дней назад

I went through 13 treatments (3x a week) of ECT I've spent a year, first 4-5 months was the worst, with debilitating after effects. I told them i was falling down, my intermittent blood pressure problem came back and sky rocketed but they said it was fine. I couldn't even stand up for more than 5-10 minutes without projectile vomiting, falling down, getting the spins, my skin and hair had issues, and i was even having accidents. I had a neurologist tell me without an exam or tests that the only thing wrong with me was depression and anxiety. Im in my thirties, I can say 100% anxiety didn't make me wear diapers. I told them i believed that the treatment or the medicine maybe the stress caused my autoimmune problems to go haywire. No one would listen. I still am significantly impaired, tachycardia when standing, sweating buckets, swelling throughout my body and my multinodular thyroid and lymph nodes that were already enlarged are getting more and more painful. No one has answers, I can't function at all most days, and no one will even keep trying to help.

@johnkelly9451 13 дней назад

My mother was diagnosed with vertigo from an inner ear infection. They said she had crystals in her ears. She had dizzy meds that helped. Years later tachycardia, then a stroke which she thankfully fully recovered from. Review your meds, get a full thyroid panel. Get your vitamins and trace minerals checked. Prayers of recovery to you. Keep searching. An Endocrinologist or a holistic integrative medical doctor should be able to check your thyroid and adrenal glands. You may have magnesium and other mineral deficiencies.

@Reneemfenn 13 дней назад

@@johnkelly9451google crystals in ear

@jeffreydoyle4523 14 дней назад

I have chronic regional pain syndrome and I also have neurogenic bladder I'm seeing a doctor at Mount Sinai I'm waiting to hear from surgery on when the date is but I got a lot going on. I have mast cell activation Syndrome, CRPS full body. I twitch and spasm all day. The only thing that helps me is a ketamine nasal spray and lozenges that I take daily I have lesions all across my body because of this disease

@MedicalSecrets 14 дней назад

My goodness, I'm so sorry to hear about this. There is a lot of investigation around iv ketamine infusions (we believe they tend to be more beneficial than the spray alone) - have you discussed these other interventions with your doctors?

@-SleepyNurse- 14 дней назад

Doc you are so handsome🫶🏻 sigh💫

@user-zd1rb6hn7d 14 дней назад

Hi Doc , I've had many of procedures that I have been under sedation. 2 times out of these many procedure I've have woke up with uncomfortable trembling throughout my entire body. The following 5 days I suffer from extremely bad body aches it feels like I went to the gym and lifted 100lbs of weights . Can you explain this please 🙏

@user-uk9ux5ku1r 3 дня назад

If a PD patients with dyskinesia during transition from on to off or off to on, can they get dyskinesa triggered by using opiods and versed for twilight type sedation?

@rebeccabergman8981 14 дней назад

I know

@bettyscoggins9079 14 дней назад

Just Love him

@lorrainedubzak6654 12 дней назад

How is Parkinson disease diagnosed? I was in an auto accident several years ago and, with the impact developed a tremor in my right hand. At times I have some problems eating.

@brendawalters3728 14 дней назад

can you tell if someone has epilepsy when they under and are then any anesthesia that Epileptics should never be put under.

@SamanthaCobbett 9 дней назад

I wonder what that would mean for someone with CRPS where the nerves are already compromised

@denisemaples6519 13 дней назад

Parkinson’s can be reversed, with B2 supplement 400 mg a day!!

@RitaMBuda-tz6bi 14 дней назад

I would like to know why I kept getting hypotension all throughout my recent surgery. Isn't that dangerous? My surgeon days later said the procedure went well. I don't think so.

@judithcoe7551 15 дней назад

@rosepetals8181 14 дней назад

Hulda Clark" CURE FOR ALL DISEASE"...IF I REMEMBER RIGHT,IT IS ACTUALLY FROM PESTICIDE EXPOSURE 👍👁️

@MedicalSecrets 14 дней назад

This is a serious avenue of research. My personal belief is that there is likely a causation, at least in some cases

@PiecesofmeArtistrySRBCreations 14 дней назад

I've been told on numerous occasions that while under anesthesia my heart rate fluctuates drastically from high to low and my blood pressure does the same, they always mention it but that's it. I'm curious to what might be going on.

@MedicalSecrets 14 дней назад

This is a great question, have you seen my videos discussing the effects of anesthesia on our heart and blood pressure?

@PiecesofmeArtistrySRBCreations 14 дней назад

@@MedicalSecrets I have not. I will go and check that out. Thanks.

@mysticalmystery80 14 дней назад

Literally dodged that answer didn't he

@PiecesofmeArtistrySRBCreations 14 дней назад

@mysticalmystery80 a wee bit huh 🤏

@mysticalmystery80 14 дней назад

@@PiecesofmeArtistrySRBCreations literally lmao 🤣

@gillianhanaphy2688 12 дней назад

I have been destroyed from emergency surgery for cauda quinoa Dr I had reumatic fever when I was a child and never got antibiotic 😢

@jakeolthof 14 дней назад

Is serotonin syndrome related to Parkinson's because I had and still have tremors and am worried serotonin syndrome might evolve into Parkinson's as I age. Is this possible?

@user-it7le7wk8p 11 дней назад

Dr., can a PD-diagnosed individual consume more than one alcohol drink? Can this exasperate PD?

@Lifeworthliving425 13 дней назад

I had shaking after anesthesia, and a nurse thought it was an anesthesia reaction. After I can to to enough I was able to explain I was becoming septic, stop giving me fentanyl and let my temperature.

@rainbowzebraunicornpegasus2962 14 дней назад

My daughter is allergic to reglan and compazine. Both put her into horrific dystonic reactions that took days to resolve!

@kristiekris3401 14 дней назад

I had that reaction to Reglan at age 21. It was terrifying.

@MoncureCoyote 4 дня назад

I noticed on my anesthesia drug list the started using a paralytic. Sometimes, I wonder what type of circus there must be. They've already told me I'm quite talkative. I do have a slight memory of telling stories. 🤦🏾‍♂️

@judithlarkin600 14 дней назад

It’s when your BP changes with position

@brendawalters3728 14 дней назад

why do you wake up freezing from anesthesia after surgery

@MedicalSecrets 14 дней назад

Well.... That should not happen if temperature monitoring is in place

@johnkelly9451 13 дней назад

Is it because they keep the temperatures cold in a hospital so germs do not multiply?

@priscillapotts443 11 дней назад

This video had me laughing 😂

@BuzzBee-et8np 14 дней назад

There’s a study on how taking certain probiotics can cure Parkinson’s. ❤

@denisemaples6519 13 дней назад

B2 400mg daily and reduce iron slows Parkinson’s and in some reverses it!

@tumblingrosesstudio 14 дней назад

My mom 86 experienced severe delerium and bladder impact for nearly a week after a staghorn kidney stone removal through her back. Had to be rehospitalized after 4 days at home, she ripped out her catheter andso confused, became combative etc

@danacaro-herman3530 13 дней назад

Does she have Parkinson's?

@FL-CourtReporter 15 дней назад

They advised that my mom not go under anesthesia as she may not wake up.

@dang2648 День назад

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

@bridgit001 14 дней назад

Unrelated to the discussion: can some anesthesias during stressfully emergency surgery cause temporary hair loss?

@MedicalSecrets 14 дней назад

Yes, maybe I should do a whole video on this...

@bridgit001 14 дней назад

The emotional effects of the temporary hair loss can be high. I'm sure others subscribed to your channel have experienced this and it can feel very isolating and frustrating.

@jaeljade3609 14 дней назад

I'm hoping and praying a certain someone does not have Parkinson's. A doctor on tv who did not visit him, said he didn't need to to see him to know that he has it. His doctor just came out and said that he doesn't have it. I'm so sick of thinking about all of this and feeling terrified. We need him to be well. The supreme court has turned me into a complete wreck.

@commonsense6967 13 дней назад

That certain maroon likely has Lewy-Body Dementia, very aggressive disease. And theSCOTUS decision merely reaffired US Constitution and previous law.

@denisemaples6519 13 дней назад

That certain someone absolutely has it, eventually it will not be able to be hidden at all

@jeffreydoyle4523 14 дней назад

I have to have my bladder redirected to a new stoma. They're going to leave my bladder my prostate and lymph nodes alone. Don't do the surgery with just a piece of my intestine creating a new stoma that they can put the catheter in because that monthly change out is just horrific with CRPS

@laurabaker8832 15 дней назад

@tkerr2489 14 дней назад

It's from orgazmics tc

@pennycaldwell8141 14 дней назад

What? Too much sex😂😅😂 Maybe you meant organophosphates (pesticides)?

@tkerr2489 14 дней назад

@@pennycaldwell8141 no

@traciebarthel3319 14 дней назад

Can a brain mri show Parkinsons?

@MedicalSecrets 14 дней назад

Typically no

@raloufen4292 14 дней назад

So quit operating on people

@nascarman38n88 14 дней назад

Joe Biden has it

@MedicalSecrets 14 дней назад

This is quite the buzz, isn't it?

@denisemaples6519 13 дней назад

Yes he does! We have eyes 👀, no matter how they spin it

@johnkelly9451 13 дней назад

@@denisemaples6519I hope he takes the B2 suppliments. It's heartbreaking to see any human being go through this.

@user-zf9dv8kg7q 13 дней назад

warner bro micheal j fox week nz forgetfull lot.

@davidmcdowell4900 13 дней назад

I'm epileptic and I have a traumatic brain injury from my head bouncing on the pavement lol I need some advice please reach out to me I'm having multiple seizures a day it's draining me even with my meds

@johnkelly9451 13 дней назад

Ask your doctor about cbd for epilepsy.

@janetshapiro5020 14 дней назад

I don’t know what most of this means

@MedicalSecrets 14 дней назад

Sorry! If you are live with us next time, ask me to clarify!

@redondobeach7514 13 дней назад

Parkinsons= Lyme

@kitkakitteh 13 дней назад

My mom never smoked, rarely drank and def never had lyme- it’s genetic. The only question is whether you live long enough to see it manifest.

@cindypreston7234 14 дней назад

My husband has Parkinson's. Since his 40's.

@MedicalSecrets 14 дней назад

I'm so sorry to hear that. I hope they have found a neurologist that is trusting and compassionate

@cindypreston7234 14 дней назад

@MedicalSecrets thank you. He's pretty good. Fortunately, it has been a slow progression. But it is moving more quickly now. He's finding the changes difficult. I encourage and support him always. I know the path we are walking. And the challenges we are facing. My uncle had Parkinson's as well. We do the best that we can.

@denisemaples6519 13 дней назад

Have him take B2 400mg daily and lower his iron this slows down and new research showing reversal

@cindypreston7234 13 дней назад

@@denisemaples6519 thank you so much. You are an 😇

@deborahwhit118 13 дней назад

BS 😂

@mysticalmystery80 14 дней назад

THE BIDEN SHUFFLE 😂

@danacaro-herman3530 13 дней назад

@mysticalmystery80. My husband has Parkinson's and had to have general anesthesia in January and he did fairly okay. I'm not a Biden lover, but I'd be careful who I'd laugh at, lest it be you. Parkinson's is a horrible disease

@denisemaples6519 13 дней назад

They have the nerve to tell us that he is absolutely fine, we all have eyes. It’s obvious he does have this.