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Old 12-25-2011, 06:26 AM   #1
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Irregular heart rhythyms during sedation

Is it normal to have irregular heart rhythyms when you are put to sleep for a surgical procedure?? Not PVC's, something else.

I have also had bigeminal rhythyms after mild sedation.

After one surgery, (during recovery) my oxygen was low and I would stop breathing.

This started happening about a year and half ago. Never had any past problems with surgeries or surgical procedures. Curious if it can be normal. Thanks.

 
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