Surgery After 60 The Complete Guide to Protecting Your Brain

#seniorhealth #surgeryafter60 #brainhealthseniors THE AUTOPHAGY ACTIVATION PROTOCOL 👉 https://www.yourbodysecrets.com 💊 RECOMMENDED SUPPLEMENTS Code BODYSECRETS10 for a discount 👉 https://bit.ly/YourBodySecrets SUBSCRIBE FOR WEEKLY BODY BREAKDOWNS @yourbodysecrets12 1 in 4 people over 70 having planned surgery become confused and disoriented afterward. It is often not dementia and often not just anesthesia. Here is how to protect your brain before, during, and after surgery after 60. In this video, you will learn what delirium really looks like after 60, how common it is in heart, hip, and major surgery, what perioperative neurocognitive disorders mean for memory at 1 week to 12 months, what large studies say about anesthesia and dementia risk, whether spinal works better than general for hip fracture, how anesthesia depth changes risk, which everyday pills raise delirium risk, and the exact before, during, and after checklist hospitals that cut delirium in half actually use. Chapters: 0:00 Why 1 in 4 Over 70 Gets Confused After Surgery 1:40 What Delirium Looks Like The 74 Year Old Hip Story 4:00 Hyper Versus Hypo Why Quiet Is Missed 6:00 How Common By Surgery Type SAGES 24 Percent 8:30 Beyond Delirium Memory at 1 Week and 3 Months 10:30 Does It Go Away 3 Year and 6 Month Data 12:30 5 Core Features Family Can Spot Fast 15:00 Who Is Most at Risk Frailty and Hospital Triggers 17:30 Does Anesthesia Cause Dementia Large Studies Say 20:00 Spinal Versus General REGAIN and RAGA Results 22:00 Anesthesia Depth What to Ask Your Team 23:30 Before Surgery Mini Cog Baseline and Pre Op Checks 26:00 Medicines That Raise Risk Beers List Explained 29:00 Prehab Exercise and Protein Before the Date 31:00 HELP Program How Good Hospitals Cut Delirium Half 34:00 Pack List Morning Plan and Recovery Room Check 36:00 Day 1 and 2 Move Eat Drink Glasses Hearing Aids 37:30 Family Script and When to Call the Nurse Fast 38:30 Your Brain Protection Summary Educational only. Not medical advice. Surgery decisions are personal and depend on your heart, lungs, kidneys, memory, frailty, fall risk, nutrition, mood, alcohol use, and full medicine list including over the counter sleep aids, allergy pills, reflux pills, anxiety pills, sleep pills, steroids, opioids, and supplements. Do not start or stop any prescription on your own. Bring a complete list to your surgeon, anesthesiologist, and pharmacist and ask about brain risk, anesthesia depth monitoring, delirium screening, pain control options including acetaminophen and nerve blocks, catheter need, and return of glasses and hearing aids. If an older adult is suddenly confused, inattentive, unusually sleepy or agitated after surgery, or you notice this is not like them, tell the nurse promptly and seek urgent care for chest pain, trouble breathing, fainting, severe pain, fever, infection signs, low urine, falls, or thoughts of harm. SUBSCRIBE for more deep dives just like this - your channel link here #seniorhealth #surgeryafter60 #brainhealthseniors #dementiaprevention #delirium #dementia #anesthesia #surgery #elderly #generalanesthesia #memory #olderadults #dementiacare