Hi, I have to have surgery tomorrow removing my four wisdom teeth. I'm a little worried at the moment because I'm under weight and I was wandering if their could be any complications during the procedure since I'm going to be under anesthesia. I heard the dentist might actually say they can't do it if your weight is to low. Is that true?
Heloo pt- No problem in small surgery.A low body weight may be the result of genetic makeup, dieting, exercise or a combination of these. However, a low body weight can be the cause of issues such as fertility problems, lack of self esteem, low immunity and weak bones, and may stem from an eating disorder. In children and babies, low body weight can impede development and leave lasting detrimental effects.thanks
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Does Being Underweight Cause Problems In Surgery?
Heloo pt- No problem in small surgery.A low body weight may be the result of genetic makeup, dieting, exercise or a combination of these. However, a low body weight can be the cause of issues such as fertility problems, lack of self esteem, low immunity and weak bones, and may stem from an eating disorder. In children and babies, low body weight can impede development and leave lasting detrimental effects.thanks