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Quoth Gizmo View PostNot to go off topic but talking to a friend who is very much in fairy land.... "oh if you do suffer effects from the GA just sue the hospital....."
Umm, that won't get me back the time I'll lose rebuilding myself all over again thanks.
Having a bad experience is not something you can sue over. Sorry to disappoint your friend.They say that God only gives us what we can handle. Apparently, God thinks I'm a bad ass.
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Quoth Sapphire Silk View PostIt also won't get you far in court. You can't sue for predictable side effects and adverse reactions unless the provider does something negligent, grossly negligent, or that is malpractice AND you suffer permanent harm because of it.
Having a bad experience is not something you can sue over. Sorry to disappoint your friend.I am so SO glad I was not present for this. There would have been an unpleasant duct tape incident. - Joi
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Quoth Sapphire Silk View PostMy dentist once gave me too much novocaine when he was fixing a broken tooth. The whole right side of my face sagged as if I'd had a stroke, and remained numb for hours after. It was actually kind of scary for awhile.
It's odd, when i was in my teens i had eight teeth out so my badly cramped teeth could be straightened with braces. (all 4 canines and 2 pre-molars went, one of each, on bo9th sides, top and bottom)
When i had that done i was put under sedation, i don't remember a thing, it was a lot like having a GA but it wasn't GA. Recovery was a breeze, minimal pain, jaw numb for hours and i came out of the sedation easy as pie.
In my early twenties i had to have a twisted wisdom tooth removed. This time i got given a local at the emergency dentist. Tooth came out ok but ten minutes after i left the surgery i was already in pain, the anaesthetic had worn off completely. The dentist had told me i'd be numb for at least a couple of hours.
Of course, it turned out that the twisting resulted in me getting dry socket which may have had something to do with it.
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