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Post by melikecheese on Jun 7, 2005 13:35:33 GMT -5
The only time I have had it was when I had a cavity filled. Never want to suick a ballon down. It was a fun time at the dentist. He asked if my hands felt tingely (which they did) and I said nope not feeling anything then he turned it up some more...weeeeeeeee Can't wait for my next cavity
Danwise3000- I think that you meant to say that the braindamage is from the lack of oxygen, not the nitrous, but occasionally, certain anesthetic agents become misused drugs. Nitrous oxide is an example. A gas of low anesthetic potency, it is incapable of inducing deep levels of anesthesia if an adequate oxygen concentration is maintained. Nitrous oxide induces a state of behavioral disinhibition, analgesia, and euphoria. One of the problems occasionally encountered when nitrous oxide is used for recreational purposes is that, unless the compound is administered with at least 20 percent oxygen, hypoxia (decreased oxygen content of the blood) can be induced. But in order to achieve high enough concentrations of nitrous oxide to get a good behavioral effect, concentrations of 50 percent or greater must be inhaled. If such concentrations are mixed with room air, inhaled oxygen concentartions drop to low levels and the hypoxia may result in irreversible brain damage.
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Danwise3000- I think that you meant to say that the braindamage is from the lack of oxygen, not the nitrous, but occasionally, certain anesthetic agents become misused drugs. Nitrous oxide is an example. A gas of low anesthetic potency, it is incapable of inducing deep levels of anesthesia if an adequate oxygen concentration is maintained. Nitrous oxide induces a state of behavioral disinhibition, analgesia, and euphoria. One of the problems occasionally encountered when nitrous oxide is used for recreational purposes is that, unless the compound is administered with at least 20 percent oxygen, hypoxia (decreased oxygen content of the blood) can be induced. But in order to achieve high enough concentrations of nitrous oxide to get a good behavioral effect, concentrations of 50 percent or greater must be inhaled. If such concentrations are mixed with room air, inhaled oxygen concentartions drop to low levels and the hypoxia may result in irreversible brain damage.
Post by ziggyandthemonkeys on Jun 8, 2005 1:20:22 GMT -5
They gave me nitrous at the dentist till they could no longer safely administer it, and i still felt them drilling into my tooth. So after all that they just gave me novicane anyways, it was quite the let down.
