How active (or inactive) is the mind when under general anesthesia? Can patients hear, but not remember conversations? If so, do the words become imbedded in our subconscious thoughts? For example, if the physician was discussing prognosis or severity of the situation, would that have an undesirable and unknown effect on the patient? Do you see music therapy to have a positive effect on patients while undergoing procedures?
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This is an interesting read because I had to undergo anesthesia several years ago and then discovered a lot of my stored memory was vague or gone and it was difficult to recall a lot of facts that used to be at my fingertips. I then read a top anesthesiologist had been conducting a study on memory loss due to anesthesia. What do you think, Lynn?
Fascinating Lynn, thanks! May I ask, if one lays lets say classical music during a surgery of a person fond of heavy metal will it be detrimental, or under this circumstances the type of music offered to the person under anesthesia is indifferent? Thank You!
@Robert: That is super interesting and yes, is a real thing. I just had a discussion with my daughter that works with dementia patients and they avoid surgery unless it is imperative b/c it is shown that patients with dementia typically lose more mental and motor function after being under. She said patients that could walk or feed themselves suddenly will find themselves bound to a bed... Very interesting indeed.
@Guedes de Miranda: Music is both a vibration and also a tone... If both are in harmony to the patient, then it will be a positive effect..
@Lynn
I read somewhere that anaesthesia actually permanently harms our astral body by putting holes into it so it's better to avoid surgery with anaesthesia. Maybe that's why memories are lost.
@Cyber: That's interesting. I hadn't heard it, but is plausible..
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