Dr. Boris Yaguda M.D.
Anesthesiologist
406 15th street Brooklyn NY, 11215About
Experienced board certified Pain Management specialist and Anesthesiologist with experience of working in the hospital & private sector. Providing outstanding care to community in both fields. I am also certified in medical marijuana prescribing
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Education and Training
American University of the Caribbean M.D. 2010
New York University Fellowship 2015
Board Certification
American Board of Anesthesiology
Pain Medicine (Anesthesiology)
Provider Details
Dr. Boris Yaguda M.D.'s Expert Contributions
Can I feel drowsy a week after my anesthesia was delivered?
Typically, no. If you received medications to take at home post-procedure, they can. Boris Yaguda, M.D. READ MORE
What could be the symptoms of an anesthesia overdose? Is it possible?
Surgeon doesn't know. That's the job of the anesthesiologist. They go by your weigh, age, health history, vital signs and body's response to administered medications to maintain just the right level of anesthesia without over or underdosing. Boris Yaguda, M.D. READ MORE
Are there precautions associated with giving anesthesia for diabetic patients?
No interaction per se. But your anesthesiologist will adjust medications during the surgery. Boris Yaguda, M.D. READ MORE
How will I know if I am allergic to anesthesia?
Short answer is, you can't know. If you have preexisting allergies to certain medications or foods, let your anesthesiologist know. Otherwise, there is no true allergy to anesthesia, but there can be to medicines used during anesthesia. Boris Yaguda, M.D. READ MORE
What are the risks of anesthesia for a patient suffering from COPD?
It's not so much recovery as it is higher risk during the procedure. However, bronchoscopy is a quite routine procedure and an anesthesiologist is well trained to manage potential copd complications. Boris Yaguda, M.D. READ MORE
Can anesthesia interact with breast milk?
Generally we recommend to pump and discard for 24 hours Boris Yaguda M.D. READ MORE
How long does anesthesia stay in the blood?
It depends on the anesthetic used, but generally, effects wear off in 30-90 minutes and completely leaves the system in 1-3 days. Boris Yaguda, M.D. READ MORE
Is local anesthesia better than general anesthesia?
It's not about better or worse. Some procedures can be done under local and some can't. If surgeon agrees and it's feasible, local is just fine of an option. Boris Yaguda M.D. READ MORE
Can an overdose of anesthesia cause death?
Certainly overdose of anything can cause death. The reason there is an anesthesiologist with you during the case from start to finish is to make sure everything runs smoothly. Don't worry, anesthesia these days is quite safe and you will do just fine READ MORE
Can anesthesia be administered to a patient with diabetes?
It is safe. The anesthetic isn't going to affect it. However, healing might be an issue. You have to make sure the wound is properly cared for. READ MORE
I need to undergo a nail removal treatment. Will anesthesia have to be administered for this?
Most likely this will be done under local anesthesia, meaning the doctor will numb the area around the nail. If the procedure is more involved it may require intravenous sedation READ MORE
I am a diabetic and a blood pressure patient. Could anesthesia have any counter interactions during my surgery?
During this type of surgery the anesthesiologist reviews every medication you take to make sure there is appropriate anesthetic administered. Anesthetics do as they should potentiate and counteract with multiple medications. It is a job of anesthesiologist to keep everything in check during surgery READ MORE
Why do my arms feel numb after surgery?
I'm not sure what you mean by anesthesia for the entire upper body. Sometimes a medication is injected in the neck area to paralyze the arm being operated on. Generally, numbness after surgery should go away in 1-3 days. READ MORE
Would my diabetic medication have a counter interaction with anesthesia?
Not exactly. The doctor will keep an eye on your sugar level to avoid peaks and drops. Otherwise, diabetics do well with c-sections. READ MORE
Is anesthesia in low blood pressure patients risky?
Not likely. This is something the doctor should be aware of and treat if necessary. READ MORE
I have heard the anesthesia given during C-section can later cause back pain. Is it true?
Not really true. People often have back pain during pregnancy. Anesthetic itself doesn't cause any future problems READ MORE
I have a uterine septum that needs to be removed. What is the safest anaesthesia for me?
It has to be done under general anesthesia. If you are healthy overall there really shouldn't be any problems with any type of anesthesia. Don't be afraid, general anesthesia is quite safe. READ MORE
My wife has neoplasia and a fibroid in her uterus. Is hysterectomy the only option?
This is really a question for a gynecologist READ MORE
My wife has neoplasia and a fibroid in her uterus. Is hysterectomy the only option?
This question is for a gynecologist READ MORE
I have a uterine septum that needs to be removed. What is the safest anaesthesia for me?
Pretty much all anesthesia types are safe when done properly. In your case general anesthesia is the preferred choice. Don't be scared, it's a routine thing READ MORE
Areas of expertise and specialization
Professional Memberships
- New York State Society of anesthesiologists
- Interventional Spine Society
- American Society of Anesthesiologists
Fellowships
- New York University
Professional Society Memberships
- International Spine Intervention Society, American Society of Anesthesiologists
Hobbies / Sports
- Playing Music; Guitar, Drums, Piano
Favorite professional publications
- Pain Medicine News
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