Ask why: He or she will explain what happened You need to understand It might be his health issues, it might be his medications, it might be the Anesthesia. Is there a genetic risk that you or your siblings could haven
Answered 3/25/2022
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Anesthesia reaction: Are you positive that it is related to anesthesia. It is not a complication of surgery? Talk to the doctors.
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Change in Function: Talk to the doctors/nurses who cared for you father prior to, during and after his anesthesia and surgery to attempt to determine what was responsible for your father's functional change. Also request a consult by experts that might be able to shed some like on etiology - would start with getting a consult with a neurologist who might request testing.
Answered 1/4/2019
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