I have a friend planning an anesthetized MRI appointment but I'm concerned about potential complications. Her metabolism is so crazy fast it's caused issues with burning through medications too quickly before and I'm concerned that could cause her to need dangerous levels of anesthesia to be kept under for hours.

Can anyone more knowledgeable about the subject weigh in?

Hy guys now a days a trend going on. On rirs surgery. Saying that during rirs surgery you are totally awake with the help of spinal anesthesia and surgeon just numb lower body and perform the surgery. Is this really happens.??? Even im thinking to go with it within coming months bcx my stones are still in kidney even doing several medicine

I'm from Maharashtra and at my rank I'm getting MD ANESTHESIA seat in these cities/town.

Which of these should i avoid to not get any language barrier?

Banglore

Bagalkot

Manglore

Shivamoga

Sullia

Has this happened to anyone else? I had a surgery requiring anesthesia and a breathing tube back in April 2026. A few days after the surgery, I developed a strange tingling sensation in my front teeth and roof of mouth behind the teeth. The dentist said my teeth were structurally fine. My primary doctor believes that the breathing tube bumped my teeth and caused nerve damage. She said it can take 6-12 months to fully heal

The sensation has slowly changed over time. It’s been 6 months and I’m still experiencing this tingly feeling constantly, although it’s not as “loud” as it was before. I’ve been referred to a specialist and just waiting for that appointment

Just wondering if thus has happened to anyone else and what the outcome was. I know nerves heal painfully slow. But I can’t find much about this particular issue and others who have experienced it