how do surgeons help patients overcome the fear of surgery especially when the anxiety gets so bad that suicide feels like an option also is it true that some surgical procedures don't involve any pain at all

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Dr Kamran Mohammed

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Discuss Your Fears With Your Surgeon: With some surgeries, it's possible the surgeon can help you with fears and anxieties related to the operation by offering medication to soothe and calm you.

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