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I had routine tubal and i had asystole from the gas and it took more than 90 seconds to start again. i'm feeling very off, could i have brain damage?
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Possible: Being hypoxic for 90 seconds could indeed cause some minor cellular damage in the brain and elsewhere
Answered 12/22/2014
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