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What if it is an asthmatic patient with adenomyosis, then how to do the surgery?

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Dr. Michael Traub answered

Specializes in Fertility Medicine

Same Way: Asthma is common. It is rare that that poses any significant risk for surgery. In patients with very bad asthma, precautions are taken by the anesthesiologist or with peri-operative steroids to prevent any problems. Pretty common.

Answered 2/23/2013

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