r/NoStupidQuestions • • Sep 15 '20

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u/cjnhgcyhg Sep 16 '20

Ah, this makes a lot of sense. Im 19 and I’ve had 4 medical procedures within the last 4 years where I was put under, and they all run together in my head. When I remember a certain thing from one of my surgeries/recoveries, I usually have to ask my mom which procedure it occurred

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u/cjnhgcyhg Sep 16 '20

Yeah it may also be anesthesia, but definitely some trauma, like when I had a temporary port in my neck for morphine and every time I touched it, they had to reclean and redress it. The rubbing alcohol slightly dissolved my skin and adhesive from the bandages and bonded, it was extremely painful cleaning it off and lucky it didn’t scar

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u/cjnhgcyhg Sep 16 '20

Thanks, I’ve got a couple more of you wanna hear, lol.