Can a Dr reject to do surgery on you if you insist on a spinal or epidural and he desires to do General Anes?
I need some female surgery, and I've asked numerous people within the medical profession if this type of surgery can be done under a spinal or epidural and they ALL said yes, that this type of surgery is done all the time like that. The Dr said he is persistent about doing it under General Anesthesia. I've been 'put under' numerous times for other types of surgery (I'm starting to quality like I can actually tell THEM what to do, LOL,) and I don't do powerfully at all with GA. I hallucinate, and vomit violently for a few days afterwards (I'm a lapband forgiving...so violent vomiting is definatley NOT a good thing for me to do, it could impose band slippage or worse.)
This Dr has an excellent reputation, and he's the 3rd Dr that I've been to. One didn't do that type of surgery and the other be the biggest *sshole I ever met in my life and I ended up walking out of his organization and giving him a terrible review on ratemds.com to warn others. Any suggestions?
Answers: Hello friend,
First, I have to relate you when a patient starts telling her surgeon how she wants things done...that raise a big red flag for the physician. Can you say "control freak"?
Seriously, I'm an operating room nurse and when you write about "extensive" gynecological surgery being needed; that merely isn't done using either spinal or epidural anesthesia. Personally, I had my hysterectomy done with an epidural; but it be a straight forward TAH and I was of normal size, with no condition problems.
Also, having had the banding procedure (open or laproscopic), you most definitely will enjoy many adhesions in you abdominal cavity and pelvis. This make surgery much more difficult AND dangerous!
The anesthetic agents have changed so much ( just contained by the past two years). Our patients are rarely sick afterward and they are amazed.
One last bit of information.if you consistency like you can actually tell "THEM" what to do..this should tilt a big red flag for you! You don't want a physician that is not secure in his skills and training. Once you find a doctor that you enjoy confidence in; give him/her the opportunity to explain what would be best for YOU!
Just because you are a control freak and the physician won't do something your way, doesn't net him an *sshole. Look inside your self to find why you are having these problems with well trained and intelligent doctors! Good luck to you.
* I only just read your latest addition...If you are only have the sling repair and the doctor tells you it will take 3 to 4 hours; get another doctor! We do them from below; anterior and posterior repair; contained by an out-patient setting and it takes about thirty to forty-five minutes. We also do uterine suspensions, laparoscopicaly. Sounds like you obligation to do some more research.
The doctor can refuse anything he wants. He's the one doing the surgery. Just keep looking until you find one who will do the surgery the path you want. However, if this many doctors have already told you no there must be some motivation you aren't telling or aren't aware of. Be careful with this. Good luck to you. 1) As long as no urgency is required a doctor can waste to treat you. If the relationship of trust is damaged, he even should do so. If you do not trust his opinion, you should change the doctor anyway.
2) If a doctor recommend general anesthesia, he has probably arguments for his opinion. Ask him and discuss beside him. If you both cannot agree, change the doctor. You cannot force him to do a procedure he does not hold for the best solution.
3) I do not know what kind of "female surgery" you are conversation about. This would have been an central part of your question. Personally, I have never hear of hysterectomies being performed without broad anesthesia -- if that is what you are talking about.
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This Dr has an excellent reputation, and he's the 3rd Dr that I've been to. One didn't do that type of surgery and the other be the biggest *sshole I ever met in my life and I ended up walking out of his organization and giving him a terrible review on ratemds.com to warn others. Any suggestions?
Answers: Hello friend,
First, I have to relate you when a patient starts telling her surgeon how she wants things done...that raise a big red flag for the physician. Can you say "control freak"?
Seriously, I'm an operating room nurse and when you write about "extensive" gynecological surgery being needed; that merely isn't done using either spinal or epidural anesthesia. Personally, I had my hysterectomy done with an epidural; but it be a straight forward TAH and I was of normal size, with no condition problems.
Also, having had the banding procedure (open or laproscopic), you most definitely will enjoy many adhesions in you abdominal cavity and pelvis. This make surgery much more difficult AND dangerous!
The anesthetic agents have changed so much ( just contained by the past two years). Our patients are rarely sick afterward and they are amazed.
One last bit of information.if you consistency like you can actually tell "THEM" what to do..this should tilt a big red flag for you! You don't want a physician that is not secure in his skills and training. Once you find a doctor that you enjoy confidence in; give him/her the opportunity to explain what would be best for YOU!
Just because you are a control freak and the physician won't do something your way, doesn't net him an *sshole. Look inside your self to find why you are having these problems with well trained and intelligent doctors! Good luck to you.
* I only just read your latest addition...If you are only have the sling repair and the doctor tells you it will take 3 to 4 hours; get another doctor! We do them from below; anterior and posterior repair; contained by an out-patient setting and it takes about thirty to forty-five minutes. We also do uterine suspensions, laparoscopicaly. Sounds like you obligation to do some more research.
The doctor can refuse anything he wants. He's the one doing the surgery. Just keep looking until you find one who will do the surgery the path you want. However, if this many doctors have already told you no there must be some motivation you aren't telling or aren't aware of. Be careful with this. Good luck to you. 1) As long as no urgency is required a doctor can waste to treat you. If the relationship of trust is damaged, he even should do so. If you do not trust his opinion, you should change the doctor anyway.
2) If a doctor recommend general anesthesia, he has probably arguments for his opinion. Ask him and discuss beside him. If you both cannot agree, change the doctor. You cannot force him to do a procedure he does not hold for the best solution.
3) I do not know what kind of "female surgery" you are conversation about. This would have been an central part of your question. Personally, I have never hear of hysterectomies being performed without broad anesthesia -- if that is what you are talking about.
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