Has anyone with coronary spasm had entonox pain relief for a procedure and is it safe.
Coronary spasm and Entonox: Has anyone... - British Heart Fou...
Coronary spasm and Entonox
Written by
Goldenheart
To view profiles and participate in discussions please or .
Read more about...
2 Replies
•
MilkfairyHeart Star
Hello,
Entonox is half oxygen and half nitrous oxide ( laughing gas).
Entonox has been used by mothers giving birth for many years, as well as by paramedics and A&E staff for pain relief.
I have used entonox with a confirmed diagnosis of vasospastic angina. However that's me.
I suggest you inform the staff carrying out the procedure about your history of coronary vasospasms.
Also request a review from your Cardiologist or an Anaethetist to make sure it's safe for you to use entonox.
I hope your procedure goes okay.
Not what you're looking for?
You may also like...
Coronary artery spasms
been having coronary artery spasms .Anyone else get this and how do you manage the pain etc
Coronary artery spasm
I've been recently diagnosed with coronary artery spasm and already read a few posts on here about...
Vasospastic Spasm (Coronary Artery Spasm)
the significance of the timing and length of the spasm? Most of what I read says things like most...
The mysteries of coronary artery spasm
Another newbie here!
I had a CAS in 2013 and now five years later, although there has been no...
possible recurrent pericarditis or coronary artery spasm
chest pains for quite awhile. one hospital has diagnosed recurrent pericarditis another now has...