Conscious Sedation FAQ
Is light sedation safe in Malaysia?
Yes, when administered by trained professionals in Malaysian clinics or hospitals.
Will I be awake during light sedation?
You'll be in a relaxed state but can respond to verbal cues.
What procedures use light sedation in Malaysia?
Commonly used for colonoscopies, dental work, and minor surgeries.
How long does light sedation last?
Typically lasts about 30 minutes to an hour, depending on the medication.
Are there any side effects?
Possible drowsiness, nausea, or temporary memory loss.
Can I drive after light sedation?
No, arrange for someone to drive you home due to potential drowsiness.
Is light sedation suitable for everyone?
Your doctor will assess your health and medical history first.
How is light sedation administered?
Usually through an IV or oral medication.
Can I eat before light sedation?
Follow your doctor's fasting instructions, typically no food for 6-8 hours.
Will I feel pain during the procedure?
Light sedation reduces anxiety; pain management may require additional medication.
Can light sedation be used for dental work?
Yes, commonly used in Malaysian dental clinics for anxious patients.
What's the recovery time?
Most patients can resume normal activities within a few hours.
Are there alternatives to light sedation?
Depends on the procedure; options include deep sedation or general anesthesia.
Can I choose my sedation medication?
Your doctor will select the most suitable medication based on your health.
Is light sedation covered by insurance in Malaysia?
Depends on your insurance plan and medical necessity.
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