Care post nerve rx: In all likelihood this may require general and/or IV sedation in which case you will probably be given anxiolytics via your IV immediately prior to the procedure. You should have a designated driver and someone to assist you post op.
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Anxiety: Definitely ! your surgeon can decrease your anxiety by prescribing an anxiolytic such as Valium or klonopin (clonazepam). Also, the anesthesiology can provide some iv. Medication before going to the o.R. A relaxed patient generally recovers better than a stressed one.
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Sure: There is no reason to have to suffer through great anxiety prior to surgery. It is common that anesthesiologists will give you a benzodiazepine (valium or similar) to relax you if you are excessively anxious prior to surgery.
Answered 1/27/2017
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General: Benzodiazepine and general anesthesia.
Answered 7/23/2012
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