Patient's question:
After having an operation to remove a penile cyst, I underwent semiesthesia, where a needle was inserted into the spine, which should have been spinal anesthesia. Now, I've been constantly sweating coldly, feeling dizzy, and dizzy when standing up. Lying flat while sleeping helps a lot, but after waking up and standing up again, the dizziness lasts for a while, then it comes back, accompanied by chills, sweating, and sometimes nausea. I feel like I might have a low-grade fever, but when I measure my temperature, it's normal. I'm very upset and hope to get help from a doctor. Do I need to take cold medicine?Doctor's answer:
Hello! Your condition involves a scrotal cyst surgery, and local anesthesia is typically either epidural anesthesia or spinal anesthesia. I don't know how long ago the surgery was, but if you've experienced dizziness and cold sweats postoperatively, it's unlikely to be related to the anesthesia. I recommend getting a blood test and an electrocardiogram to rule out other potential conditions.As everyone knows, male dysfunction can cause significant harm to men, so it's important to seek treatment as soon as possible. In daily life, pay attention to dietary issues—avoid foods and maintain a balanced diet. Additionally, regular follow-up appointments may be necessary if needed.