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EPISODE · Aug 17, 2026 · 56 MIN

What Really Happens to Your Brain Under Anesthesia? The Precision Behind Every Dose | Dhirja Sharma

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Send us Fan MailWhat really happens when you go under anesthesia during surgery?How is the right anesthesia dosage decided, what happens to your brain and body, and how do anesthesiologists keep you safe throughout an operation?In this video, Dr. Dhirja Sharma, Anesthesiologist, explains the science and safety behind anesthesia in a simple and practical way.From anesthesia dosage and awareness during surgery to the Pre-Anesthesia Checkup (PAC), medical history, medications, allergies, sleep apnea, and pre-surgery testing, this conversation covers what every patient should know before undergoing surgery.If you or someone you know has an upcoming surgery, understanding how anesthesia works and how anesthesiologists prepare for potential risks, can help you feel more informed and prepared.⚠️ Important: This video is for health education and general information. Your anesthesiologist will determine the safest anesthesia plan based on your individual health, medical history, medications, allergies, and type of surgery. What You’ll Learn• How anesthesia dosage is determined• How body composition and lean body mass can influence anesthesia dosing• What happens to consciousness during general anesthesia• Can you wake up or become aware during surgery?• Why anesthesia has potential risks• What happens during a **Pre-Anesthesia Checkup (PAC)**• Why your complete medical history matters• Why you must disclose all medications and supplements• How smoking and alcohol can affect anesthesia planning• Why sleep apnea is important before anesthesia• How anesthesiologists monitor patients during surgery• Why pre-operative tests may be recommended• How allergies affect anesthesia and medication choices• What patients should know before surgery👍 If you found this episode valuable, don't forget to Like, Share, Comment, and Subscribe for more expert conversations on health, medicine, psychology, business, and personal growth.Support the showFollow Flirting With a Fish:Instagram: 📷 /flirting_with_a_fishTwitter: 🐦 /flirtingwa_fishYouTube: /FlirtingWithAFishAbout Flirting With a Fish:"Flirting With a Fish" is where unconventional stories meet unapologetic brilliance. This podcast celebrates individuals who dare to be different, remain committed, and redefine success in their unique ways. Expect candid humor, deep insights, and lessons that inspire change.Follow Sonia Swaroop Choksi on:Instagram: 📷 /sonia.swaroop.choksiFacebook: 🔵 /soniaswaroopchoksiLinkedIn: 🔗 /soniaswaroopchoksi

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