What is the most painful surgery you have ever had?

The truth about 9 notoriously painful medical procedures
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Childbirth.

Which surgeries are risky?

Emergency surgery, major surgery for the elderly, and organ transplant surgery have a higher risk of death.

Which surgery is the most painful?

What you find unbearably painful may almost surprise others.
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(Open) Abdominal hysterectomy.

Which part of your body doesn't hurt?

The brain itself does not feel pain because the brain tissue itself does not have nociceptors. This feature explains why neurosurgeons can operate on brain tissue without causing discomfort to the patient, and in some cases can perform the surgery while the patient is awake.

Will having surgery be traumatic?

This is normal. Surgery, no matter how minimally invasive, is still a trauma to the body and must be processed mentally.

Is there an expiration date for VHS-C?

Generally, VHS deteriorates by 10-20% over a period of 10-25 years.

What should I do if I'm scared of surgery?

Relaxation techniques such as breathing exercises, meditation, and muscle relaxation may be helpful. You can learn these techniques in class or with the help of pre-recorded audio training courses. Massage, acupuncture, homeopathy, aromatherapy, and hypnosis may also be offered before surgery. vsh獸醫

Can I undergo surgery without vomiting?

What is Nissen fundoplication? This is the name given to the most common surgery to stop reflux. This surgery prevents vomiting and reflux by "wrapping" the upper part of the stomach around the lower part of the esophagus. This tightens the esophagus and prevents food and stomach acid from refluxing.

What surgery takes the most time?

A: In fact, the longest surgery on record took place in 2001 and lasted over four consecutive days, 103 hours to be exact. A team of 20 doctors from Singapore General Hospital worked in shifts to separate Ganga and Jamuna Shrestha, 11-month-old twins who were conjoined at the head. vsh好唔好

Why do I cry when I wake up from anesthesia?

It's unclear why this happens. Heitz said anesthesia remains a mystery on many levels, including how exactly the process works and what aspects of anesthesia may affect when you wake up. No serious research has been conducted on whether some people cry. Drugs used to sedate patients appear to play a role.

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