5 life saving tips if you have asthma before surgery - Dr. Kaveh LIVE

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How can asthma affect you in surgery and under anesthesia? Here are powerful tips to make surgery safer and more comfortable if you have asthma.

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If you have asthma and are preparing for surgery, understanding how to manage your symptoms is crucial. This video offers comprehensive guidance on preparing for surgery when dealing with asthma, emphasizing essential factors to ensure a successful and safe procedure.

One of the foremost considerations is managing asthma symptoms with previously prescribed steroids and inhalers. This not only helps in stabilizing your asthma but also aids in better recovery post-surgery. By consistently using your prescribed medications before the procedure, you can reduce the risk of asthma-related complications.

It's also imperative to bring your own inhaler to the hospital. This often-overlooked step can save you from unnecessary charges at the hospital for using their inhalers. Your personal inhaler is likely already tailored to your specific needs, so make sure to pack it with your other essentials.

The video further delves into the profound mind-body connection between anxiety and asthma. The interplay between these two factors can significantly impact your asthma symptoms. An increase in anxiety levels may lead to an exacerbation of asthma, so it's vital to approach surgery with a calm and focused mindset. The video offers practical tips on how to maintain mental stability before surgery, highlighting the fact that asthma can sometimes even be treated with placebo, underscoring the powerful influence of the mind over the body.

Additionally, the video showcases the specific tools used to manage asthma exacerbations with the induction of anesthesia and during surgery. These tools are instrumental in preventing any sudden flare-ups or complications during the procedure. An understanding of these tools, along with a dialogue with your anesthesiologist about your specific asthma condition, can contribute to a smoother surgical experience.

Preparation and education are key when you are about to undergo surgery with asthma. Whether it's utilizing prescribed medications effectively, understanding the mind-body connection, or knowing what tools will be used during the operation, being well-informed can make all the difference in your surgical outcome.

If you or a loved one is preparing for surgery with asthma, this video provides a valuable resource. From managing symptoms with prescribed steroids and inhalers to understanding the deep connection between anxiety and asthma, and recognizing the tools used during anesthesia, this guide is designed to equip you with the knowledge and confidence needed for a successful surgical experience.

Please consult with your healthcare provider to ensure that these guidelines are suitable for your specific situation, as this information is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

References:
https://pubs.asahq.org/anesthesiology...
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science...

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