Surgery is the terminology to describe a surgery performed by medical personnel.
Said operation (to operate) has a lot of sense, among others:to function or cause to functionto control the functioning of a machine operateto manage, direct, run, or Pursue (a business, system, etc.)to perform a surgical operation (upon a person or animal)to Produce a Desired or intended effect
The fields that deal with this surgery is called Surgery, and Surgeon-called experts surgery (the surgeon).
When a patient for surgery was decided against him, certainly not an easy decision, nor is it an exciting decision. Follow-surgery course identical with the pain before and after surgery. Not to mention the side effects that may occur in the back days later. Here are 8 reasons why people are afraid of surgery.
A. Fear of dyingThis is the reason most frequently mentioned by patients. Failure of the operation that is often exposed in the media give the impression that the 'operation with lead lives'. Yet we know that doctors are not trained to be a professional killer, let alone risking his profession. In the operating room, doctors are not alone. He should be assisted by an assistant and the anesthetist. He might not do it alone. Each physician will perform the same job and a good control mechanism for the operation running smoothly.
The reason is very human fear of death. It also reminds physicians that not everyone is ready for operation. Therefore, medical experts have to be careful and prepare everything correctly, without the slightest mistake. The patients were allowed to ask their doctor about the risks that might face if he was undergoing surgery.
2. Fear of surgery does not cureThis is a follow-surgery operation to tackle the problem directly in its place. For example Tonsilectomy operation, which raised the tonsils (tonsillectomy). Usually performed on an enlarged tonsils with no obvious reason that it interferes with the airway. But, perhaps just after the surgery was, it turns out there are other disorders that can affect breathing. For that, doctors really have to understand how important this surgery and how likely heal. Patients have the right to know and ask that the doctor concerned.
3. Fear not bear the cost of operationsOperating costs would need, ranging from the cost of the room, anesthesia, and his doctors. No surgery is free of charge, unless there is a third party who bears these costs. In anticipation of this, should each of us already have health insurance that cover operating financing. If you do not have insurance, we must be ready with the property currently owned. If you find that the property is insufficient, may be the way such as 'Coins Love To Bilqis' can arouse a sense of caring community for help.
The high cost of operation is not solely due to the high fees physicians, but by using modern equipment provided by the hospital. Often doctors do it for free, but the operating room to room care still must be paid handsomely.
4. Fear of side effects after surgeryOperations carried out in a sterilized room, using sterile tools, light and room temperature are adjustable, so that pre and post surgery is expected to provide optimal results. But still there are side effects that must be considered. These side effects can arise from external or internal. External such as an infection from the outside. Internal eg no appetite, headache, initially, vomiting, and so forth. So before surgery, ask your doctor about side effects that may arise after the surgery, so that prospective patients are ready to face it. If not ready, do not do surgery.
5. Fear of a disability (eg, amputation, removal of the breast, and so on)An organ dissected and lifted it would make the patient lose valuable asset. For example, the removal of the breast (Radical Mammaectomy) in the case of breast cancer. It certainly makes the woman in question would be inadequate, inferior, and so forth. But on the other hand, if the appointment is not made, would likely be worse, could even be life threatening. Of this condition, it is required the support of family, companion taulan, and friend. The average prospective patient will feel very, very sad, depressed, scared when facing a situation like this. But with strong support, of course it can pass very well.
6. Fear can not live normally againSlogan about the operation that can make people maimed for life makes the word 'surgery' seemed taboo. Who would like this invasive action? Even though doctors have to think seriously in providing or operating decisions. Suppose that in the case of amputation of the organ. When I was a co-ass, I happened to have met with a patient suffering from cancer of the penis area. Inevitably, it must be disposed of valuable assets. If not, the cancer will spread. Although it feels very heavy, he finally agreed. The choice then, suffering from prolonged or dispose of any organs and survive. Surely he would prefer to survive.
7. Afraid of the spotlight friends, family, public, and so onOperating decisions are usually given special attention from friends, family, and others. This is because not everyone experienced the same thing. Even in cases that are similar but not identical, there is claimed to be healed without surgery, thereby making the operation would be a heated debate. Let alone among those of non-medical circles, even though the medical would question, "What decision is correct or that the operation should be considered again?" The doctor in question must be diligent discussion with a senior to get a more valid.
8. Fear of a surgical instrument left inside the bodyThis case never happens but it can not be said often. The cause is negligence. If further examination, the most frequent cause is fatigue, not concentration, the external problem, the psychological burden, and so forth. Physicians who perform this kind of carelessness is seen by the eyes of other associates, and of course it's not something pleasant.
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