Answers to Anesthesia Issues/MTHFR connection

I need surgery for left knee torn meniscus.

I must wait to see a cardio dr due to possible heart issues,

but in the meantime I need to figure out some past problems

I've experienced before I see the cardio and knee dr's, so I am better prepared.

In the past, after coming out of the anesthesia from surgeries,

I've had issues with not breathing.

I know there is a connection with my infections, and I believe I've found

out what happens when I have anesthesia.

Here's a great article explaining how if an individual has MTHFR issues (this paper is talking

about issues with autistic patients and anesthesia issues) ,

and it's not addressed, the drugs for the anesthesia does a real bad number

on the patient.  Two months ago I was tested and I do have the A1 one.

I hope this is helpful to others. I'm so happy I found this. It's a great start

to getting things done according to my needs, and that I am able to

get this knee fixed soon.

http://www.autism.com/pro_anesthesia

Peace

 

Post Edited (Breaking Free) : 11/3/2014 7:03:31 PM (GMT-7)

Thanks, GP. It might take a few months to get to that place where surgery is a go.

Really praying no more damage done until I can get this taken care of.
Sad thing is, the right knee is right behind the left, and I've already
had one torn meniscus repair in the right knee in 2011.

I wish there was more info about the breakdown of the body dealing with L/co.

I wish more dr's understood how systemic these diseases are to the patient's body/mind.

So much they don't know....And we have to learn it all in hopes that the dr's can hear when we share.