The management of pain after surgery will be decided by the individual anesthesiologist. This may include intramuscular and intravenous pain relievers or a nerve block with a long- acting local anesthetic. As soon as your child is awake, he or she will be brought back to you. In the event of any difficulty after you arrive home, call your surgeon, Children's Surgery Center, or Children's Outpatient Surgery area. Behavioral Changes Post-Surgery. . .
Children handle the hospital experience in a variety of ways.
Some children may have trouble with separation and become more dependent on adults. Sleeping and eating patterns may change. Remember, these changes are common and transitional. If you have concerns, please talk to your doctor. All rights reserved.