There have been many reported long-term side effects of general anesthesia. These include vision problems such as blurriness and difficulty focusing, mental problems ranging from confusion and forgetfulness to panic attacks and depression. Physical effects include tingling or numbness in the extremities, chills and exhaustion. Time duration of these effects vary considerably from person to person. Recovery times can be a short as a day or two, can take several weeks in many cases or even be permanent in extreme cases. Older and less healthy people will generally take longer to recover. Any of these symptoms should be discussed with your doctor at the postoperative visit. Extreme reactions such as extreme chills (hypothermia) should be treated immediately.
In rare cases yes
It is a rare, but possible, side effect.
loss of touch and propioception on the same side
That is not a common side effect.
As with most surgeries there is always the risk of infection and side effects from the anesthesia. Bruising and bleeding are very common followed by scarring and the possibility of nerve damage.
Anesthesia can give you major headaches.. This is from my personal experience.
A common side affect is getting wrinkles at an early age.
I think it may vary person to person, but a headache is a side effect for me when I am on Penicillin
Facial flushing/redness
Experiencing a bitter taste in the mouth as a side effect of taking antibiotics is relatively common, with some antibiotics more likely to cause this side effect than others. It is important to consult with a healthcare provider if this side effect persists or becomes bothersome.
Yes, irregular bleeding or spotting is a common side effect of the contraceptive implant.
Tachycardia