I don’t even smoke pot regularly, I gave up smoking cigerattes at new years and have since had couple joints previous weekend and that one joint last night, completely forgot about my operation at the end of this week. Should I mention it the anthesologiset?
February 24th, 2010
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I don’t think it will do any harm but to make you feel better, mention it to the anaesthetist.
It shouldn’t make a difference. But if you are worried that it will mention it; doesn’t hurt to be cautious.
I would mention it. Recently they put my mom under and they had a hard time getting her to come around and that was without any drugs in her system. So Yes PLEASE mention it. This is your LIFE.
God bless you.
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No. It won’t affect it. But don’t smoke right beforehand, as marijuana can raise blood pressure and heart rate and may present complications, and/or a risk of being turned down for the surgery. Great job giving up cigarettes; I hope you keep at it.
Best of luck, be safe.
i’m not here to tell you what to with your time but perhaps some advice? marijuana is a waste of money you’re just paying money to kill your brain cells.. 2nd of all, you should have thought about that general anesthic before you smoked a joint, nobody here can tell you if smoking a joint can or cannot affect it. However, I suggest you drink plenty of water to flush it out of your system, I read that marijuana stays in a persons system up to 3 months, but everybody is different! Good luck and hopefully you know better now so you won’t have to ask a question like this again. just advice i’m not trying to be rude.
Marijuana generally has no lasting acute psychological effects past the first 6 hour period or so. The THC will still be in your system, but it is being stored in fat cells and will not affect the anesthesia (which affects the nerve cells). You have no drug-related worries for this operation.
However, I would still not recommend smoking within a week before any important event, as it messes with your sleep patterns and can leave you tired and/or unprepared.
Don’t bother. It will have no effect.
No, your anaesthesia will not be affected. At all.
If you were a regular smoker, you would be smart to mention it.. but as you are not, then you have nothing to worry about.
Marijuana is amazing in that it doesn’t interact adversely with anything, and its side-effect profile/death profile is so scant it’s as if it were a miracle of nature.
Anyways, good luck with your surgery. You’ll be fine.
It shouldn’t affect you.
Keep on smoking the green stuff
(unless you get drug tested for any reason)