General Anesthesia

www.nucleusheal... - General anesthesia is used to block pain, put the body to sleep, and regulate bodily functions during surgery. This 3D medial animation demonstrates the different ways general anesthesia can be administered prior to a surgical operation.
#GeneralAnesthesia #anesthetic #unconscious
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[@acosplayersface3162]

Remember guys, this is for *SAMPLE USE ONLY*

[@owenrosendall4310]

A Painters Face no duh dumbass

[@simlive4914]

@@owenrosendall4310 r/woosh

[@LucasSilva-kv3km]

Lol 😁😁

[@NasciParaAdorar7]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@VividlyNight]

SimLive r/wooooshwith4os

[@itshopsin3008]

Just went under anesthesia this morning, first time going under in 22 years for a ruptured Achilles. Honestly it happened so fast I don’t remember feeling dizzy or anything. I remember talking with a nurse about trying to snag a teaching spot with the oxygen mask on for this upcoming school year (after I hopped over to the surgical table), then honest to God I was waking up in the recovery room it was amazing. Before I even realized it was starting it was over, and the sleep was extremely peaceful. Extremely impressed with how I was taken care of at Minnesota Valley Surgery this morning , and I want this comment to rest anyone who might be nervous to be receiving anesthesia!

[@bloodbornesawcleaver5659]

I'm terrified I have to be put under in 2 weeks I'm very frightened at the momment

[@trishaclyed3060]

Me too

[@itshopsin3008]

@@bloodbornesawcleaver5659 hope it went well for you!

[@itshopsin3008]

@@trishaclyed3060 Don’t worry, it’s gonna happen so fast it will be over within a Matter of seconds.

[@trishaclyed3060]

@@itshopsin3008 thanks

[@thevchunter8465]

A few days before the surgery, I was very scared. But somehow I became very calm on the surgery day. The nurses and the anesthesiologists were very caring and giving me such peace by their care. As a result, I wasn't scared at all and I still have no idea when I fell asleep. Many thanks to Dr. Benjamin Gruber, the nurses, and the anesthesiologists at Mercy Hospital of Chicago. Now I really like the sleeping state. It was wonderful. Thank God for these angels who took very good care of me.

[@blackiesun]

ninuxy he did thank actual people. "Thank God" is just an expression to say "luckily". It's not literal in this instance.

[@mr.makedonija2627]

@ninuxy whoa...who hurt you?

[@brennadreams6722]

@@mr.makedonija2627 Who hurt you is just a cop out way of saying "I don't know how to respond to this so I'm gonna be a smartass even though they're right"

[@thomashaeyen6942]

@@brennadreams6722 that guy's comment is removed, but i don't think he was "right"

[@FlyLeah]

God didn’t have anything to do with these real angels helping you. There’s a clear difference, one is real and one is not. Thank the doctors who saved your life, not the one who gave you the sickness.

[@macbean602]

My dad does this for a living... it's fascinating to see exactly how it works. This medical animation depicting general anesthesia is very informative!

[@PeaceNinja007]

Your dad gets put to sleep for a living? Or he puts people to sleep for a living?

[@icebear2308]

@@PeaceNinja007 he's an anesthesiologist

[@maggie0285]

It is fascinating how drugs can put you to sleep so quickly

[@jamesbedukodjograham5508]

@@maggie0285This is the profession that my Dad decided to take up. The illustration has been totally informative and amazing.

[@jamesbedukodjograham5508]

@@maggie0285Some of the Narcotics can do that miracle and situation out there.

[@Healthcoachjill]

Anesthesia Team = most important people in the OR.

[@Healthcoachjill]

One Blue Boi very true. But the anesthesiologists keeps you out of commission lol

[@wolfpackflt670]

They are WAY more important than you think. They have to make sure you have the right amount of anesthesia or it will do nothing or it can kill you.

[@Healthcoachjill]

wolfpackflt670 it’s no wonder they make a small fortune. I’d have anxiety!

[@naeem.rahbar]

Put it in this way. Way more riskier than any other profession.

[@srilakshmi2580]

Straight up fact

[@alia4011]

When i was giving anesthesia as gas the doctor asked me to count till 10, it went like: 1 2 3 4 bye bye

[@guitartube77]

Miss Alia lol facts

[@sabakhelashvili3296]

I counted until 10 but it took a longer time. About 30-40

[@zarenb5166]

same here lol!

[@dkkpathak]

Mine was also like that but it was an injection given to me then i felt something strange in my body then nurse asked about me then she said that you are going to be faint

[@dkkpathak]

By the way from which surgery u undergone

[@HIRED7DAYS]

I think doctors should be the real heroes in our society not the celebreties that cant even handle their own lives.....( update 2021)...ok peoples i appreciate doctors but i no longer think.of them as heroes..i dont believe in heroes anymore...justb Duty...we need people in society who fullfill their duties...heroes are for comics...or movies...and the more we mix those with real..life...the more delusional we become...have a nice day

[@pretty_d00med]

Then again, doctors can administer whatever they feel is best but nurses have to deal with a shit show when it ensues, so the whole health team is important.

[@ccgbassandmore3]

oh man, so many other heros along with the doctors. not the celebs!

[@lmproductions6075]

By celebrities, you mean the Kardashians?

[@HIRED7DAYS]

@@lmproductions6075 no one specifically just all the people that are trying to get attention in reality tv shows and all those senseless t.v acts that are common now...nothing against them i know everyone is trying to make it and the programs are trying to increase the bottom line but we are really in a time when consuming entertainment is at its highest level and when you think about the saying "you are what you eat" well we have been consuming a lot of crap these last few decades and maybe the kardasians did play a part in that right?

[@Mdzilimu]

Wrong idea.

[@heathertorley5475]

Had surgery umder general anesthesia and it went well. Woke up and all i said was god told me to tell the doctor and staff thank you. I remember saying these words. It kind of shocked me. It was my first surgery

[@sabakhelashvili3296]

It's like a lethal injection and death penalty. I was jittery before my first surgery

[@hellraiser3448]

just thank docs. u dumb

[@TheWuschelMUC]

@@sabakhelashvili3296 This is why you mostly get sedation one hour before the operation.

[@motoarzan791]

Anesthesia is awesome. Wake up feeling like a million bucks, like you had the best sleep of your life :)

[@maggie0285]

Michael Jackson sure did like it lol

[@BasithBilalnagar_]

Bro it's dangerous actually... It gives as anaphylaxis

[@RitaMBuda-tz6bi]

I don't think so. And I will never go under again as long as I live.

[@wallyfm123]

I’ve had severe scoliosis all my life, tomorrow I’m finally getting spinal surgery to correct my spine. I was freaking out about the surgery till I saw this video. It definitely made it sounds a lot less scary. Thanks a lot!

[@Yunhohoho]

Are you OK now?

[@wallyfm123]

Waddles Waffles yes! The surgery was a success. My spine was corrected right after surgery. I’m still doing therapy to learn how to correctly walk and strengthen my muscles.

[@erostube3759]

@@wallyfm123 may I ask howd u got severe scoliosis?

[@TheWendable]

WallyFM Good on you, thats quite a big surgery. Lots of luck with the rehabilitation!!

[@Anthony-ct1kl]

You play brawl stars?

[@laserspud]

I got general anaesthesia and WOAH, it was like getting knocked out without even being hit. It feels like having deep sleep for 3 seconds. Edit: I feel that I should clarify. Though it feels like deep sleep, it doesn’t mean it’s comfortable to wake up from. However, I’m not so 100% sure about this because during my surgery, I was laying on my tummy. So you could guess how uncomfortable my lungs and body was feeling after being pressed against for like a few hours 😅

[@Pab_loo]

Really?? I need it to fall a sleep Jk

[@laserspud]

M3m31lif3 no u do not want it🤣 waking up from it feels very uncomfartable

[@Pab_loo]

@@laserspud lol i was just kidding

[@laserspud]

M3m31lif3 haha i know😂

[@Pab_loo]

@@laserspud Lmao

[@14kach]

They tell you to count to 10 knowing damn well you never make it past 3

[@Mayura-Teacher]

Omg! I had anesthesia twice Both times I was awake and never slept!

[@itsfrediguess7844]

lmao

[@laurab9394]

Tia Loseth I had jaw surgery 10 months ago and was scared too but they give you medication before to ease your nerves and you won’t remember a thing

[@kayjay8790]

Laura B Right! I had my underbite fixed with surgery and the anesthesiologist gave me something that made me feel like I had 5 mixed drinks to calm my nerves before being wheeled off. Then I remember being set up for surgery in the OR and I don’t even remember the count down lol. Afterwards They hooked me up to a machine we’re I could self “medicate” with morphine for the 1st night. To tell you the truth that pain wasn’t bad at all with fixing my underbite. It’s just a pain to eat (only liquids) for a few months. 😣

[@lexcj1]

I have. It's actually an awful feeling.

[@brimerlimare2244]

From personal experience yes, the only thing i can remember was the anesthesia insertion and the rest was history. Hehehe

[@oliviaroysarkar6780]

Clark Lim really...u didn't know when you slept??

[@brimerlimare2244]

Olivia Roy Sarkar. The only thing i can remember was seeing those people around me with all the apparatuses for operation. And voila! When i woke up, i had the bandage wrapped around my whole arm.

[@oliviaroysarkar6780]

Clark Lim thank god..but how much time you took to sleep?

[@brimerlimare2244]

Olivia Roy Sarkar the clock ticked at 430pm and i woke up at 8am the next day.

[@Zygarde365]

dont you mean lack of history because you dont remember it?

[@bennattj]

I've only been under general anesthesia once (for my wisdom teeth removal--two of which had to be ground out). While I felt no pain, I actually _do_ remember feeling/hearing the buzzing of them grinding them out. I wasn't conscious, but I do remember the sensation during a dream-like state (again, it wasn't painful).

[@ruben62518]

Just had surgery and I’m fascinated by how the anesthesia works. Last thing I remember was a nurse asking me if I’m okay to scoot on to the surgical bed. (The anesthesiologist had already placed the drug in my IV a few moments prior) My transport bed was placed next to it and so I said yes, I can move over. Then all of a sudden in a blink of an eye, I’m in the recovery room. 3 hours later! The nurse with me recalled the events, I was still awake and alert after I scooted onto the surgical bed. They spoke to me for a bit and told me to count down from 10. They said I only made it to 8 before I knocked out. It’s wild that I don’t remember that part at all!

[@mantej8778]

I was given the general anesthesia by IV for a small operation. This was my first time. All i remember was being on the operation table as soon as they administered anesthesia, i felt my heart running like a machine for like a few seconds and thats it. I woke up in the recovery room.

[@abdelrhmanahmed3683]

I felt a weird sensation that a warm fluid is moving up my neck and throat and then i went unconscience i even felt that this fluid had a weird taste that remained in my mouth for a couple of days! i talked to the doctor but he had no explanation

[@AhnafAbdullah]

Cerebrospinal fluid??? .?,

[@LegacyLunatic]

When you fell asleep, did you just woke up 2-4 seconds after in recovery or a few minutes?

[@mantej8778]

@@LegacyLunatic ...it could have been 20 min or so. I clearly remember the nurse trying to wake me up in recovery room. I felt i was sleeping in my room and as soon as i hear the voices, i tried to get on my feet and nearly fell over...😂

[@LegacyLunatic]

@@mantej8778 ok,thx

[@aliabdulraheem3153]

Today, I’ve done my tonsillectomy surgery under general anaesthesia, Thanks god I finally got the courage and it went all smoothly. I’m 25 years old and never done any surgery as such in my entire life and I was quite concerned on how the anaesthesia could work. 2 days ago, I’ve read many comments in this video about peoples’ experiences which most of them were quite positive like it was much easier than they thought. And I found out It was very easy, after I got the injection, I looked at the top and started to count from 10, when I reached 5, I already felt it and closed my eyes, the next thing I remember was when I was waking up and telling the nurses to take me back to my family in the recovery room and that time, I wasn’t fully conscious yet but several minutes I’ve completely woken up. For anyone is having a surgery with general anaesthesia, no need to worry at all, have a faith and do it. You don’t know until you do it.

[@flip2724]

I was expecting something more in detail on how the drugs cause you to fall asleep

[@christinaadams5500]

I was literally about to comment the same thing

[@josecruz4631]

It's a numb medication in which slows down your breathing making u sleepy as well in which u pass out, that's why they make u count to 10 in case the medication does not work

[@stranger5398]

@@josecruz4631 it is not as simple as that

[@EK-zj9cq]

Anaesthetic reduces brain activity to the point of you falling asleep. Analgesia block pain receptors on nerves so that sensation doesn’t reach your brain. There are countless other drugs used in anaesthesia too

[@ThisIsTaco1]

Nobody truly knows how they interact with the nervous system or the metabolic path they take inside the cells. So it's hard to tell (they have a rough idea, but it's not precisely understood yet).

[@Get_yotted]

No matter how much anesthesia you give me none of it can stop me from feeling the constant pain I feel from my broken heart.

[@thelmabukikun1485]

Sorry

[@khaleesisnow1683]

🙏🙏

[@MrKirk94]

That's kinda dumb

[@evans8479]

*S A M P L E U S E O N L Y*

[@bmhater1283]

Literally a classic to NMA

[@FlyLeah]

It’s cool that it does all this and then they can reverse the effect and you’ll wake up quickly after they’re done. This is like the perfect thing every extensive surgery should have

[@achayomilkacecilia4644]

I was under general anesthesia a week ago during my egg retrieval. I have to say that this is one of the best experiences I have encountered. Doctors are the real GAOTS

[@nestrax4958]

I had surgery last year. I was given general anesthesia, they hook me up with everything shown in the video. Then asked me to count 1-10. I only got to 3 then boom! BEST SLEEP OF MY LIFE

[@rocknrollonefourthreetwo1102]

you had any dreams in your sleep ?

[@svngu]

rocknroll onefourthreetwo you can’t dream under general anesthesia

[@kaleidoscopekaleidoscope9064]

@@rocknrollonefourthreetwo1102 i dont really think so

[@kaleidoscopekaleidoscope9064]

@@rocknrollonefourthreetwo1102 its more like knock out and next thing you know is that you woke up and operation is over

[@rocknrollonefourthreetwo1102]

@@kaleidoscopekaleidoscope9064 i think anesthesia is a miracle for human life else life would have been difficult and could be trauma.

[@augustfinn5704]

My breathing was distorted for up to 2 weeks post-op! I had a complex surgery and the hardest parts were pain pain pain and being able to gasp for air, I used to try crying quietly so I don’t choke in my own tears. Ugh, sad days. But it’s all good now! Thank God, the gracious most merciful I knew I was not done yet, he had my back. And I am his forever faithful creation ♥️

[@FollowingJesus17]

Do you think the general anaesthetic messed up your breathing after the operation?

[@TheMossDrake]

I remember when I recently got a serious operation on my broken elbow I had a tube inserted into my vein to inject anaesthesia and breathing clear oxygen through a mask It was my first operation and I was shivering with fear as got driven into the operation room then I just woke up in my hospital room with the surgery already completed alongside with a little one who also broke his arm luckily the surgery was a success without any difficulties and I'll soon get the cast and the metal sticks that keep the bone in place while it heals (also sorry for any mistakes I made while writing this post I am Armenian and my vocabulary still has a lot of words to learn) thank you for reading this far into the comment I appreciate it greatly 👍

[@dadabhosle9179]

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[@aadarshmoses1767]

Bro your English is just fine! Next time when you’re commenting don’t apologize for your English and don’t thank people for reading your comment cause you guys are probably naive regarding this, but you are being memed so bad. Good luck!

[@mikecastellon4545]

Hope u recovered and are well...god bless you

[@lovingyou2301]

Your english is better than 90% of Americans. Haha

[@AidenTRP]

its spelled american, not Armenian

[@iPLAYtheSTATION]

I had my wisdom teeth removed while under general anesthesia. They put the IV in my arm, then started lowering the chair back, and next thing I knew I was waking up in a wheelchair extremely groggy and disoriented with blood coming out of my mouth. It was like instant time travel.

[@tiffany5420]

General anesthesia feels great, I was knocked out and felt totally relaxed afterwards. I recommend this for everyone

[@ArifBillahOnGoogle]

When I search for some animation, and there isn't a Nucleus Medical Media video, I get disappointed! Thank you to the heros with their animation softwares!

[@NasdaqManiac]

I have to admit when I had anesthesia it was awesome. First of all as soon as I breathed the air I was like "oh shit I'm going" and while it was somewhat uncomfortable breathing that air it was still cool. And then when I woke up oh boy. It's like the ultimate high. You feel weightless and very happy. Although things can make you mad very easy. you are aware of what's going on but then again you are not. If given the opportunity I would do it again.

[@rohitrajput6043]

Opportunity 😂😂 for me anesthesia is worst....i had anesthesia three times .....after I wake up I felt dizziness & very weak in head .... it's one of the bad experience I had

[@gmmd1196]

Ikr its like a cool high sorta

[@NasdaqManiac]

@J S Not really. If you are healthy with lets say no heart problems you will be just fine.

[@Anonymous-ec4tb]

Same bro i had that too in agust i was like scared if it would pain (: it did not i am luky

[@maricchichie3987]

I am already getting anxious just watching this video, but if you are having fun then so be it But for me, no thanks

[@johnmay4576]

I required general anesthesia for a broken heel bone surgery. Several friends of mine (and even my prep nurse) who have had this done before assured me that within literal seconds of receiving the anesthesia gas-mine was through IV-you immediately fall into sleep and wake up what feels like seconds later. I’m here to tell you that this is NO exaggeration: my eyes closed one moment and opened the next. My surgery was 3 hours long and felt as though it were done in a literal moment. Quite an amazing experience, really.

[@anamitrabhaumik2455]

My mom is an Anesthesiologist it makes me so proud

[@paulmusyk4lyfe51]

It was amazing - even as I was counting from 10 I was amazed at how POWERFUL these things are. Felt all my muscles relax and the faces go blurry and the light shining right in my face

[@Phot_]

Fact : You can wake up during anesthesia. It's called Anesthesia awareness and it's very rare to happen. Anesthesia awareness only happens if anesthesia is administered improperly or the medical equipment used to monitor it fails. This means that the probability that someone will experience it has nothing to do with their biology, health or anything like that. It is caused by failing medical equipment or doctor error, it could be anything, inadequate of drug dose, inadequate monitoring, failure to refill the anesthetic machine's vaporisers with volatile anesthetic, malfunctioning intravenous pump or disconnection of its delivery tubing, problems with flowmeters or monitors, unfamiliarity with techniques used, intravenous anesthetic regimes, or inexperience. Patient may or may not feel pain. A patient can seek compensation through a therapy or malpractice lawsuit. The type of anesthesia you get depends on the nature of the procedure being performed, your age and overall health, and the preferences of the surgeon and anesthesia provider (anesthesiologist). With some procedures, you may be able to choose between different types of anesthesia, while other procedures require a specific type. Patients who experience full awareness with explicit recall may have suffered an enormous trauma. Some patients experience post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), leading to long lasting after effects such as nightmares, night terrors, flashbacks, insomnia, and in some cases even suicide. Early psychological counselling and support can reduce the amount of harm and chances of developing PTSD. The patient must be treated sympathetically and with compassion.

[@aaronthompson3014]

Didn't need that.....

[@thedivingduckling4254]

Thanks for scaring people

[@andres1945]

@@thedivingduckling4254 the chance of it happening is so small you could ask surgeons if it has ever happend and they will probably ask you who you are you and why you are at their home at 5 am

[@sapphireoasisxxx7729]

Thank you for scaring people, first of all. Second of all, MOST of the rare cases happened only for a few moments/minutes and were PAINLESS and you are more likely to not even remember they happened.

[@Yeellena]

New fear unlocked

[@VitalXtreme]

I got 4 of my wisdom teeth removed when I was 16 and I remember the anesthesiologist telling me to count to 10 shortly after inserting the IV. I got to 3 and next thing I know I was waking up in a recovery room with at least 8 other kids passed out. That whole day felt like some type of weird dream but it felt strangely pleasant. They prescribed me hydrocodone and sent me home. I remember the next several days my gums were in constant pain. Probably between a 4-6 on the pain scale. Thankfully I had my medication and after about a week the pain went away entirely i didnt freak out like some people after surgery but I remember feeling drugged for the rest of that day.

[@nextel247]

If anyone is having surgery and looking for this video as comfort let me tell you even if you are afraid nerves having doubts ladies and gentlemen you will be out before you know it it’s not painful you literally don’t remember nothing and by the time you wake up it’s like what happen 1 min the nurses laughing and talking with you and then boom....THE BEST SLEEP IN MY ENTIRE LIFE

[@loulicious5882]

Thank you needed this

[@SueyK94]

I’m terrified because I’ve heard people waking up from it mid surgery even though it’s rare or they die because their heart stopped

[@kayjay8790]

I’m not planning on having surgery anytime soon and this showed up in my recommended. 10/10 watched the whole thing 😆

[@jaspreetgrewal5521]

I have gone through this process many times, whenever they injected something in my vein, before that I tears automatically flew through my eyes. I know after this am going to sleep. That feeling after injection is so damn beautiful, it provides complete relaxation. Then they always told me to inhale via gas mask, and always said it is oxygen, as I am a kid. Thanks allot to all the doctors who were there with me at that time. Moreover thanks to God for giving me this much strength to bare it all. I literally cried again, while watching it.

[@ShiverRightOnYT]

And I am 13 had it when I was 9 because I had a extra tooth

[@valentina4656]

♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@ElPapiPollo169]

Shout to all the folks that work in the OR. I work on the PACU side. Everyday is something new and interesting but rewarding work at the same time.

[@alankritaraj847]

After 11 years and still it makes sense♥️🔥✌️

[@X82oo781]

It feels goooooooooood. Being knocked out just makes u feel so relaxed. Thank God for modern medicine

[@cktken3336]

It feels great because they pump you full of fentanyl or other opiods lol. Which is good; it’s a backup. Even IF you somehow maintain a sliver of consciousness you’ll be too drugged up to feel anything. Plus, it garuntees that you don’t wake up after surgery in crippling pain. I was kind of shocked when I found out “woah you put THAT in me?!” But eh, those drugs are dangerous BECAUSE they’re so danm effective.

[@nextel247]

What scares a person about anesthesia is being forced to sleep vs falling asleep on your on but again don’t worry it’s painless and it happen so quick u want even know your out .....THEY DONT JUST PUT U TO SLEEP THEY GIVE YOU SOMETHING THRU THE GAS MASK TO HELP YOU FALL ASLEEP THEN THE ANESTHESIA IS FED THRU YOUR IV AND IT KEEP YOU ASLEEP DONT BE SCARED ITS NOT BAD AT ALL I HOPE THIS HELPS

[@tiffanyhunt4970]

Interesting how the nerves were firing to signal the brain, but the brain didn't get those signals due to anesthesia and medication. So amazing!!

[@jaysankar.vijayan]

I had an experience when i did hernioplasty. I didn't feel uncomfortable during the entire process and even after the surgery. It was so relaxing.. it was like having a deep sleep. I was afraid before my surgery. But now i am ok to have even one more surgery.. coz u wont feel anything. Trust me guys.. dont panic. It is awesome

[@horrnett]

did circumcision 1 year ago at the age of 31. thank god for the invention of anaesthesia. didn't felt any pain from the first needle injected throughout the recovery period. medical science have come a long way.

[@horrnett]

@Armando Sturzenegger hi, for me it was due to medical reasons but I am glad I underwent the procedure. there's no significant difference while having intercourse after my procedure. first few times after the operation will feel weird but u will get used to it n partner will also feel the difference. another plus side is that I don't have to worry about cleanliness as without the skin fold there's no gunk accumulation or stains.

[@runninglotus66]

I had to get sinus surgery last year and I was most nervous about being put to sleep. They made me change into this weird gound and hat (I’m a dude). They gave me medicine to help me relax and I was shaking super hard cause I was nervous to be put to sleep as my parents laughed and reassured me I’d be fine. I got wheeled back to the operating room, moved to the table, then they told me to count to 10 and I don’t think I got passed 1, I slowly awoke in the post op room with my parents and I was awake but didn’t want to open my eyes because of pain in my sinuses. I started talking about how I was a fish then about Russia for some reason lol. Long story short, don’t be worried about being put to sleep, it’s fast and you don’t know a thing

[@darraghgregory1269]

I had general anesthesia 2 weeks ago , I've had it before but this time was worse because I was feeling sick for a good 5 days after, before hand I was afraid incase I wouldn't wake up , luckily I did , hopefully I don't have to get it ever again I didn't fancy feeling ill for 5 days after

[@FollowingJesus17]

I had it when I was on the 25 now on 35 and I feel like God might be warning me to say don't have the general have the local this time because there's less risks especially for people with high blood pressure

[@darraghgregory1269]

@HisaLight2mypath yes absolutely 💯 unless I ever need major surgery then I'll have to get it but I'm gonna try stick with local

[@purple_amethyst]

Best nap you ever had!!

[@lauraeager373]

Agree!

[@TenzinDorjee]

Just a week ago. I was given Anesthesia for my appendectomy surgery. Surgeon told me to take 4 deep breaths. I remember counting till 2 and then I was gone 😂

[@wowwow5511]

After giving me my anesthesia via I.V. my anesthesiologists asked me to count, then I start counting. After the operation my anesthesiologists asked me again what do I remember. All I remember was that he ordered me to count but I cannot recall if I even have the chance to count. Also my girlfriend said that she saw me awake while they put me out of the operation room and she tried to talk to me, she said I responded but that also I can’t remember. Amazingly creepy!

[@denoosoo]

I just had wisdom teeth surgery and went under general anesthesia and the doctors were so good omg like I literally felt nothing when the needle went in and before I knew I woke up and I was ok! Amazing

[@shazurafiq4707]

Wisdom tooth removal under general anaethesia ufff

[@StofStuiver]

You would think making such a video you would at least say that general anesthesia consists of a coctail of drugs, not suggest it is just one. - There is always a hypnotic, a sedative to make you 'sleep'. - There is a paralytic, a muscle relaxer, bc even when you are 'asleep', there can be muscle movement. Not handy if a surgeon is cutting and your arm starts flailing. - There is an analgetic, pain medication, bc even while 'asleep', the brain does register pain. Not applying pain medication during surgery may result in psychological trauma. Often these medications overlap/span fields and increase eachothers effectiveness. It is ofcourse mostly bc of the paralytic aspect, which can/will influence heart and lungs function, that these vital functions are continuously monitored and/or are artificially kept active.

[@OpulentRed]

I've been under GA 7 times throughout my lifetime!

[@MrJigarbiker]

Tough time

[@healthfitnessbysuman6602]

I have severe sleep apnea and need to go for gallbladder removal surgery under general anaesthesia.. Can I go for that? Please reply 🙏

[@LoyaltyIsEvrthng]

You need to ask your doctor …. She is probably not a doctor so she cannot help you answer that

[@healthfitnessbysuman6602]

@@LoyaltyIsEvrthng Okay

[@user-nl4fp4iv8y]

All I remember is (coz I was quite young) telling the doctor I won’t fall asleep it’s impossible and then waking up in the recovery room

[@testing448]

I had a 12mm kidney stone and they did a laser athropy. Sucks tho because I came in early at 9am and the doctor who was doing my surgery didn’t come in till like 11pm at night. I remember the anesthesiologist was just hooking up a bunch of stuff on me and made me wear a mask. Did not even give me warning 😅 all I remember was just waking up not knowing the procedure was finished and hours have gone by. Crazy what this stuff does

[@breeannwalker8309]

When they put the mask on my face, I asked them if it was going to put me to sleep lol then I woke up in recovery 😂

[@lauraeager373]

I always ask the anesthesiologist when I will fall asleep as I like to know when that will happen.

[@primezone416]

Why is KZbin reccomending me this stuff

[@manifestationhappiness705]

muy hyt 😂😂😂😂

[@95ellington]

They put me under when i had my 4 wisdom teeth removal, hook me up with all the pads and crap and put an oxygen line around my nose, I was like, I dont need it, i can breath, but they insisted. They got the needle and jabbed me with it. I was fine, and im laying there talking, u cant put me down with that, im still awake, this will never work. Boy I was dead wrong, that stuff will knock you out faster than sleeping pill.

[@lifereporter8456]

95ellington I’m sure they can’t give it without permission.

[@HunterD619]

Yeah ur lucky I was awake for my wisdom teeth SMH

[@DeadEyeRabbit]

Yup. I thought I’m going to fight this stuff and see how long I can stay awake. I remember counting two numbers and then waking up in recovery.

[@theonly2742]

@@DeadEyeRabbit same i was like "pfff that wont do anything to me, I am strong" counted to 4 and I got knocked out 🤣

[@naylay500]

wow they just numbed the area for me I was awake and i felt slight pain when my tooth was yanked out It hurts after

[@Liaram66]

@MrHenners12 As I know,there are more different anesthetic agents with different functions. The most common IV agent is Propofol. (But fentanyl,morphin,thyopenthal,etc. can also be used) Gases are evaporated liquid anesthetic agents such as halothane, enflurane, isoflurane, desflurane, and sevoflurane,mixed with oxygene and N2O as a carrier.

[@cliintbeastw00d]

You can actually remember some stuff because you wake up for a few seconds then go back and they are weird dreams too . I was given the IV and there was no pain although if you have a broken arm , there is a weird sensation . Ugh it's so weird I can't even explain .

[@souderyabbas3732]

I went through 3 Endoscopies 1 minor and 2 major operations that requires all GI and that makes it a total of 6 General Anesthesias in my life.

[@shinystars5535]

Aestheticia is the best thing I have ever experienced, I never slept as peaceful as that day, even though it's weird and you feel knocked out, you feel the true euphoria, I slept so much that day and every time I close my eyes I sleep again, it was the best feeling ever, until they come and tell you to try walking, I wanted to through up even though my stomach was empty, I remember standing up and then I turned paper pale, My blood pressure dropped and I felt like I'm gonna pass out but eventually it went away after the 3rd try of standing up and I was able to walk slowly with my head focused towards the ceiling cause if you look down... Oh Boi...

[@AlonsoRules]

anaesthetics - one of the great improvements in medicine over the years

[@xlov3lee]

OK this makes soo much sense now. I've always wondered how could you not feel pain, but now I got it. thanks for such educational video 😊👍💯

[@nucleusmedicalmedia]

Glad it was helpful!

[@xlov3lee]

@@nucleusmedicalmedia super helpful 😊

[@noopa0532]

2020 feb 14 Just had my first general. I told the doctor to tell me as soon as he injects it. Quickly after i felt a cold gas sensation in my mouth, then a cold pins and needles sensation through my chest, i told the doctor what i was feeling as it happened and that was the last thing i remember. Was out for around 45 mins (wisdom teeth). Woke up feeling great.

[@mayva6842]

When I woke up after surgery it felt like I had no painkillers, I instantly felt everything

[@mayva6842]

@Rex yes, soon after I woke up

[@lizazucar1927]

Love watching these video. Cant wait to study medicine and earn my Anesthesiologist degree.💓😁😁

[@juanpablofx]

"stick pads" very scientific lol

[@badhriyav.a.5296]

Anaesthesia , for some people, do have side effects, like nausea. Informing the doctor before hand ensures that nausea medications are also given, leading to a more relaxed recovery.

[@diary_cha]

From my experience I only remember the time when they inject the anesthesia in my IV. In a seconds I felt a little dizzy feeling sleepy.and then before I finally I totally gain my consciousness I think the first sense that wake up is my hearing.i hear first.and I try to move my fingers couldn’t move.slowly little by little I was fully recovers

[@rkkota4452]

Wow.. when I'm reading ur comment..i just remembering my experience....exactly same feeling yaar..

[@shahtushar2967]

You got real test and worked promptly on you.

[@marlenesouza247]

Gostaria de ouvir esse vídeo em português

[@rmoshammer]

Had general anesthesia yesterday because of a hernia surgery. Buttery smooth, inhaled the gas, got tired, everything looked bright in my closed eyes. Woke up in the wake-up room. Had some breathing trouble, shallow breathing so the machines gave a signal. Nurses gave me more oxygen and told me to breeth in deeply. Only downside, I have stool problems after the anesthesia…

[@friendly_italian4928]

When I had deviated septum surgery, the doc put the gas mask on me and she was like, “ok this is oxygen so take deep breaths ok?” I’m like “ok 🙃” *INHALES DEEEEEP* I knocked out within 5 secs lmaooo

[@jondstewart]

I’ve always wondered how general anesthesia worked. When I went down under local sedation for wisdom teeth removed at 21 and a colonoscopy at 51, I felt myself go drowsy, then woke up 30-45 minutes later. When I had a total knee replacement March of last year, I was doped up on benzos, went into an ice cold operating room, and sat up to get a needle stuck in my spine to deaden the pain, then told to lie down. Remembered absolutely nothing and woke up 2 1/2 hours later in pain. Knee number 2 in 2 months. I’ll make sure this time I remember what happens and be vigilant despite being doped up on happy juice. I guess general anesthesia works much faster and doesn’t happen eventually. And I didn’t have an anesthesiologist do it, it was a CRNA. I didn’t know they were allowed to do such a thing and thought it was an MD’s job to do it.

[@Віктор-с5щ3м]

Whelp- that didn’t make it seem any less scary...

[@chrisgomez215]

I was so nervous when I went in for a bilateral inguinal hernia repair but the anesthesia team gave me some ‘tequila juice’ to calm me down and got me to sleep very effectively and I had no trouble whatsoever waking up in post-op. Great experience at UT Health Science Center here in San Antonio!

[@ottomanball6523]

My experience was I was lying and was very comfortable as was mentioned in the video. I had full control over my body and 1 or 2 seconds later i was gone (its exactly like falling asleep you dont remember how and when you fell asleep thats what they mean by memory loss in the video) and when you wake up you probably will feel the stitches and feel too powerless and tired which you are. You will rest and probably have a hard time urinate (i couldnt urinate for 4 hours after the surgery) after that some resting and you get up and after some time youre alright and good as usual.

[@LegacyLunatic]

Thanks for that. Now i know how surgery must feel.

[@bekaralien009]

I have gone through anesthesia 3 times in my life.... It's an extremely magical trick for brain.....

[@hybridjunkie]

Me: Should I count to ten? Doctor: just try to keep your eyes open Next thing I know, it's the next day

[@stuartbarrow666]

Just had a hernia operation and the woman on the left of me said you will start to feel sleepy, then within 1 second she teleported to right side of the bed and said all the surgy is done now. I said it cant be ive not had my sleep yet...LOL

[@sapphire5948]

My teddy bear helped me through my anesteasia situation :)

[@lauraeager373]

Yay teddy! My buddy is a koala who has been through multiple (primarily ENT) surgeries and GI procedures 🐨

[@gowrayyamandangi3859]

Thanks you for the session and it is good session with good explanation about anesthesia

[@poodzsherbert4619]

During my general anesthesia I went through anaphylaxis. I was allergic to Ancef (Cerazolin) lucky the surgeon and nurses were there to aide me.

[@krankguy11]

The one that saved your life was your anesthesiologist.

[@poodzsherbert4619]

Diego Tzompa they brought me back with a shot of epinephrine

[@mohammedal-hammadi5085]

Your channel is the best really, thank you

[@americanpaisareturns9051]

I just remember them telling me, “hey look Batman’s on.” I looked over and knocked the hell out.

[@medicalknowledge2728]

Great video, I loveb all Anesthesiologist

[@aidantroygomez5670]

It felt great when i fell asleep in my first surgery xD

[@thomaswhite2579]

Having my 8th surgery in 8 weeks time. The anesthesia is my favourite part!!

[@ericfeldhausen7921]

Having 16th surgery in two weeks to replace a disc in neck. Never a problem with anesthesia, but it creeps me out.

[@nafishadiban1907]

Lmao😂💀okay!! After surgery did ur throat & nose pain? Bcoz they insert all those pipe👀 💀

[@thomaswhite2579]

​@@nafishadiban1907 Yeah, I'd get a scratchy throat for the rest of the day if they put the tube in through your mouth. I've also had them do it where they put the tube through your nose instead and never had a scratchy throat doing it that way or a sore nose.

[@antondenikin8269]

So, is the needle injection required for some procedures? Or is it optional. I don't like needles and would prefer gas.

[@iffiiffu4516]

Not dat gas mask gives uh damn pàin àftr surgery....vomiting nausea swlng .....cnt explain dat pain.....prsnl experience....

[@rangarajukumarnelaturi8797]

Nice explanation sir.thank.you.sir

[@abc12345ten]

Message to those who are nervous for their surgery: I'm a female teen who just had her first surgery, I remember being absolutely terrified for it - the general idea of surgery and anesthetics to me seemed so painful and daunting. Anesthesia works like a charm, the drug dosages for you are all carefully pre calculated by the anesthesiologist prior to the operation, so the chances of you waking up during surgery, or not waking up after are really really rare, besides, the anesthesiologist and nurses will be carefully monitoring your vital signs during surgery. If you're under general anesthesia (which I was) you will not feel pain at all or remember a single thing, and the surgeons/doctors/nurses are all professional so you are in good hands during the surgery. I remember the doctor saying, "We're going to start", and within 3 seconds, I fell asleep and the next thing I know is that I'm in the recovery room. Hope this helps to anyone who's reading it, good luck!! Also, watching this video (but especially reading the comments) really helped calm my nerves. So thank you so much!!

[@nohandlern]

What type surgery you are getting

[@yimyam1301]

I remembered waking up after an operation. I'm crying very loud, I don't even know why I'm crying LMAO

[@hashimkayani3901]

When i was young doctor did this to me when i woke up i saw that i was naked and doctor was naked too he was laying on me when doctor saw me waking up he immediately put his clothes back on 😳 is it normal

[@yimyam1301]

@@hashimkayani3901 LOL I believe it isn't normal at all👀👀

[@m.newyork4670]

I actually have a phobia from general Anastasia, because one of my family had it and he never wake up after the surgery 🥺

[@adachi4043]

Sorry for that, I hope it would never happen again🙏

[@DaniellesBEAST]

When I woke up I asked the nurse if they knocked me out, with a straight face he told me I was so tough I did my surgery without even needing anesthesia, I replied oh that's good. I was really out of it I'm suprised nobody laughed in my face lol

[@1BYEBYE1]

can i get one of these for a prostate exam?

[@guillaumem9953]

Got it once, the wake up was just lit ✨

[@Rogerdodgerthat78]

I was given an IV. Then they gave me Valium😝 They rolled me into the operating room. I was chilling😎 Then injected something into my arm...and I went bye bye💀

[@dottywonderful21]

I have been there 5 times and I don't think.am.going there again..That video has disoriented me alot

[@owensmith2844]

I have got alottt of surgeries in my past. I am still interested in now it works

[@sumonroy3766]

Is there any difference between local anesthesia and general anesthesia?

[@untitledsouppng]

I would like to get this triple checked, but I believe local anesthesia is for smaller areas of the body, like what nurses rub on your arm before giving you a vaccine, where as general anesthesia is to just numb the entire body; think local area vs general area. Ex. General= United States, local= the town you live in, etc.

[@sumaiasultana3139]

Local anesthesia is used to numb little parts for operation. You will be full awake and see doctors doibg things but you won't feel anything on that part. On the other hand general anesthesia is medically induced coma where you will be sleeping but will not feel anything. In GA oxygen needs to be given by a tube through mouth.

[@shahtushar2967]

Good question. To satisfy it make a search please.

[@lunadumbledore2883]

I've done local anaesthesia and at first I could feel the doctor cutting my skin but no pain...after a while as he was going deeper sometimes I felt a lot of pain...

[@Only60GamesPlayed]

Never had major surgery! But that would be pretty to do it to yourself from time to time sort of a reset for your body and mind!

[@TheGeckoNinja]

cool i love when they animate how chemicals work in your body