Hello! Since I will have to have eye surgery (for squinting), do you have to be completely healthy to have surgery? To clarify that the operation itself is NOT laser and is performed under general anesthesia. I ask because I have another problem with a tooth that has a granuloma, and maybe a cyst has already formed. Due to dental phobia, I did not go to fix this problem, I panicked and the treatment will probably have to be under general anesthesia for him as well. Do I need to fix one first and then have eye surgery? I am writing here because I am still going for check-ups and I have not stopped at a specific doctor for eye surgery. So can anyone tell me something before I can ask a doctor how things are.
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No, there is no person who is completely healthy. The point is that the anesthesia is in line with the medications you are (currently) taking, as well as if you have any intolerances, but the anesthesiologist should test for this. By the way, a little synchronicity for me otherwise, because just today I found out that one of my sages got a granuloma, and years ago I had surgery for squinting in my left eye.
It is better to ask the specialist who has spent 10 years in study and internship before being where he is now.
Hi, I have a phobia of dentists, but today I'm coming back from there. I had such a palpitation as I waited my turn that I was short of air. They cut two teeth with huge black holes and put temporary medicine on them, and they made a nerve on another tooth without feeling anything at all. It's just that when you are anesthetized, you can't feel pain. I know that too, but let him be afraid. It's from my childhood. I've been planning this visit for a year and a half. And in the meantime, my problem has tripled. I can't answer your specific question, but that's what I wanted to tell you, if you can still get scared and go to the dentist without general anesthesia. Because this type of anesthesia is very harmful. Success!
I advise you not to mix things up. Teeth are repaired under general anesthesia, which is light. Don't procrastinate, you have to go to someone anyway, but if you're in pain even worse. Ophthalmologist I recommend you associate professor. Кючуков. The head of the eye department of ISUL also has its own clinic in Sofia.
I don't think there will be a problem if you do the eyes first, but still consult a doctor.
Before you have eye surgery, they will ask you about your health, so honestly tell yourself that you have a problem with your teeth, so that there is no whiteness. And then the doctors will decide if they can operate on you or if you need to fix your teeth first. Do not hide anything, so as not to get worse and one piece of advice, no matter how much you are afraid of dentists, go fix your teeth, because they will not fix themselves, on the contrary the problem will deepen and in the end will not only hurt unbearably, but and will require long, expensive and very painful procedures.
From the Author to Number 1 - If you see him at all, will you be able to tell me in more detail about your operation? Where did they do it for you, how much did it cost, is there pain during the recovery period and did everything go well? Because the doctors tell me that the operation itself has risks. I will be very thankful! Thanks a lot for the answers! I didn't even think so many people would write. Let me just say that the hellish toothache is long gone. The lower two six have a granuloma, but have already committed suicide. In general, I endured all the pain then, I drank painkillers from time to time, but at one point they stopped working on me. Well, probably, if I had gone some time ago, I wouldn't have hurt even half, but his empty fear ...