Patient's question:
Today morning, I had varicocele surgery. The anesthesiologist hadn't administered the anesthesia yet, when they intravenously injected a liquid, and then I had a severe allergic reaction with difficulty breathing. The heart rate climbed to 170 and above my neck swelled red, and I had heart pain. For safety reasons, the surgery was canceled. If I have surgery again next time, how should I handle this? Is it an allergic reaction to the medication?Doctor's answer:
It should be an allergy to the medication you were supposed to take. What other medications are you allergic to? You should provide the doctor with a complete list. Next time you undergo surgery, these medications should be avoided. Medical staff should also be prepared for emergency treatment of drug allergies. Don't be nervous—relax. For patients with varicocele, timely treatment can reduce the risk of complications. If left untreated, it can affect your overall health condition.