thread: Need some reassurance.

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  1. #1
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    Aug 2006
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    Spring - I'd say no way they'll put it in while he's awake. With children they usually wait, as an adult (and an extremely anxious patient!) I've had them do it this way for me a few times. Shouldn't be an issue. They'll put the mask on, he'll go off to sleep, you'll leave and then they'll canulate him.

    Just double check with the anaethetist on the day.

  2. #2
    SugarDust Guest

    In a heart beat!

    Ds1 is seeing an ENT tomorrow as he snores at night, has swollen tonsils and adenoids constantly.