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I used to do laparoscopic surgery under general anesthesia. At the end of the operation, I had difficulty breathing and my neck was black and blue. The doctor said I was allergic to narcotics.
At the end of the operation, this situation is not necessarily an anesthetic allergy, but may be a throat spasm during extubation.

You didn't know anything at that time, but you heard what the doctor said later, right? Did the anesthesiologist say it or the surgeon say it?

Just explain the situation to the anesthesiologist during the next operation and remind him to pay attention.

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So I ask you, did the anesthesiologist say it or the surgeon say it was an anesthetic allergy?

Surgeons sometimes don't know much about anesthesia, and they may just say it casually to deal with family members' inquiries. Maybe there was nothing wrong at that time.