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Had fess surgery, on all sets of sinuses under general anesthesia for 3.5 hours. still feel wiped out and foggy 3 days later. is this normal?
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No: It should have taken 3 days for you to recover from anesthesia. Are you taking pain medications which may affect your alertness? If not, you should contact your doctor.
Answered 12/10/2017
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