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My name is Linda - My husband had quadruple bypassHeart bypass surgery Heart bypass surgery - series surgery three weeks ago. He continues to get confused when he wakes up from a nap. Could he still be under the effects of the anesthesia? He has not taken any pain medication since he came home 5 days after the surgery on July 17, 2009.
My dad had bypassHeart bypass surgery Heart bypass surgery - series surgery last week and is experiencing the same symptoms. How is your husband doing now? Have you learned anything since your post? His doctors don't seem to have any ideas but they also don't seem concerned.
I dont think it likely he will be having effects of the aneasthetic, not after 3 weeks.
I am surprised he isn't on pain relief. Can you notice any improvements at all, like how long he is confused for? Bypass surgery is traumatic to the body and it affects different people in different ways. You should have an outpatients appointment with the cardiology team, usually 6 weeks after surgery. If there is no improvement by then, I would raise the issue with them.
I am surprised he isn't on pain relief. Can you notice any improvements at all, like how long he is confused for? Bypass surgery is traumatic to the body and it affects different people in different ways. You should have an outpatients appointment with the cardiology team, usually 6 weeks after surgery. If there is no improvement by then, I would raise the issue with them.