Surgery can be a scary thing, for a lot of people! Often people request to be put under general anesthesia, so that you don't feel anything at all - but what if you wake up during your surgery? What if you can feel everything that's happening - but you can't move a muscle!
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Can you imagine anything scarier than waking up during a surgery? And we’re not talkin just being able to look around you while everything is going on, we mean that you are able to see, feel, and hear all that is going on around you. The doctors standing over you. The lights shining in your eyes. And, of course, every moment of the surgery that you should be unconscious for. The kicker is, you are still paralized from the medications. And just you have to lie there and wait for the surgery to be over. It may sound like the plot of a psychological thriller, but the truth is that this is a scenario that does occur every so often, and it is known as anesthesia awareness. So, what causes this phenomenon? Why does it occur? What can you do to prevent it? How about afterwards? What are the effects of such an experience? That is exactly what we are talkin about today Brainiacs. Everything you ever wanted to know about anesthesia awareness, and anesthesia in general. It’s a wild, and pretty scary thing. But don’t worry. We have all the facts right here. From statistics, to real life stories from people who have experienced it, to what you can do if it happens to you. So get ready to go under Brainiacs, it’s time to count back slowly from one hundred, and learn all there is to know about anesthetics, and how they affect the body. Or in some cases, don’t affect the body.
19 июн 2024
