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01-08-2009, 11:09 PM
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i don't think there's any extra risk with anesthesia if you have MS.
but, talk to all your dr's, especially the anesthesiologist. getting all the info you need will help to minimize your stress, which can cause MS sx's. just make sure all your drs know so that they can watch you for any problems and give you some extra time to get back on your feet. i've had 2 surgeries and have come thru fine.
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