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Re: breathing tube during surgery? From: Carmen (anonymous@obgyn.net) Sat Dec 9 05:59:19 2006 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Tiffany: "Re: breathing tube during surgery?" Previous message: Amritakoul: "Re: Endometrosis-Amritakoul" In reply to: Kim: "breathing tube during surgery?" Next in thread: Tiffany: "Re: breathing tube during surgery?" Hi Kim: My name is Carmen, I live in Chile and as you I have endometriosis. But I'm also a doctor, and that makes it worst for me, 'cause I know many of the the complications of endometriosis and surgery. And to your question, every time you have a surgery and you are put to sleep, it's necessary to use this "breathing tube". this way doctors are sure you are breathing. Try to relax. It's difficult, I know, but you will be asleep, and won't notice a thing. see ya, -- Carmen At Fri, 8 Dec 2006, Kim wrote: > >As previously stated, I am having my first lap surgery next wednesday. >The surgeon told me I would have a breathing tube inserted when i'm put >to sleep and catheter put in also. I was just wondering if this is >normal when having surgery for cysts/endo? > >Makes this so called "simple surgery" a little more scary than >originally anticipated... Next message: Tiffany: "Re: breathing tube during surgery?" Previous message: Amritakoul: "Re: Endometrosis-Amritakoul" In reply to: Kim: "breathing tube during surgery?" Next in thread: Tiffany: "Re: breathing tube during surgery?"

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