During surgery the patient is medicated with sedatives as adjunctives to the anesthetic agent, and these sedatives tend to suppress coughing. Also, if a patient is coughing excessively due to infection, he is not a good candidate for surgery anyway due to the ongoing inflammatory response.
Narcotics
Smoking increases the risk of coughing, bronchospasm, or other airway problems during the operation.
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Constant coughing after general anesthesia can occur due to irritation of the throat and airways from the intubation process, where a tube is inserted to help with breathing during surgery. Anesthesia can also cause a dry throat and mucus buildup, leading to coughing as the body attempts to clear the airways. Additionally, any underlying respiratory issues or the presence of anesthetic gases can contribute to post-operative coughing.
Yes, opiates can suppress coughing as they act on the central nervous system to reduce the cough reflex. Medications like codeine and hydrocodone are often used in cough syrups for this purpose. However, their use is typically limited to specific situations due to the potential for addiction and side effects. Always consult a healthcare professional before using opiates for cough treatment.
hiya if you are having difficalty coughing and cramps and you just had surgery if i was you i would go to your local gp as soon as possibly because there could be sothing wrong x from chatterboxrhix
Codeine is a white crystalline solid, slightly soluble in water and soluble in organic solvents. It is used to reduce pain and to suppress coughing. A mild narcotic, hydrocodone is similar to codeine. Hydrocodone also used to relieve moderate to moderately severe pain and to control coughing.
No pain during surgery.
no you cant have any jewelry on during surgery
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