Thread: Cervical Polyp

I asked her today, and they dont seem to do it in the uk under a twilight anaesthetic, so if i have it done it will be a general. She says it takes about 10 mins for the procedure so i wot be having like loads of anaesthetic, but i definetely will be out, which messes with my blood pressure which goes lower than it normally is, which is low!! and i feel horrible for hours afterwards , so the Docs wont ever let me leave the hospital until my BP...

I don't know many people who bounce back that fast after having been put completely out. It is a major trauma to your body to be fully anesthetised. However, that being said, if you have this surgery to remove the polyp and do a d&c, they will most likely only give you twilight anesthesia. You're still awake sort of, you breathe on your own instead of a tube down your throat and the waking up and recovery are so much quicker...