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The patient said she has had nightmares Three Days in the week after feeling pain during your operation.

The Hospital has not admitted liability after a patient is properly anesthetized during your surgery.

The patient wished to remain anonymous, but said she had "recurring nightmares" to the feeling of your skin is cut off during the Operation at Yeovil Hospital in the year 2018.

her lawyer said The Surgeon had expressed her astonishment The Woman had anesthesia, a spinal, instead of General gynecological surgery.

The Hospital trust, said: "we are sorry, if this patient were in distress. "

The Trust has adopted, the liability will not, however, Reached a settlement.

The Hospital trust said it performs More Than 15,000 operations in a "typical year"

Yeovil District Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, said: "It's a different anesthesia to seems that a communication breakdown led to the that are normally required for such an operation.

"However, this case has not yet been resolved with the applicant and we are not to be addressed in more detail. "

The Woman underwent a gynecological surgery under spinal anesthesia in Yeovil Hospital In July 2018, but "suffered from consciousness of painful surgical stimuli" during the procedure.

you said: if The Surgeon "made an incision in my belly button, I immediately felt," she "screamed, but no one took any notice, because I had an oxygen mask".

"I suffer with nightmares, which are horrible," said The Woman . "I have a re-occurring image of the lying on the operating table, screaming, many people around me to watch and no one helps me.

"I appreciate that I Wake up to Three Times per week, sweating and very anxious. "

lawyer Elise Burvill said The Hospital had introduced. provides for liability, but it was "no settlement yet,"

your lawyer Elise Burvill, of Irwin Mitchell , said: "My client was on wheels in the op under a spinal anesthetic only

"The Surgeon expressed surprise that she was awake for this type of process - it was not something he had seen before. This is added to feel their fear and the fear that was exacerbated when she began to pain during the procedure.

"It is added, that they could and should have you under General anesthesia at this point, no further pain and Trauma . "

nhs, yeovil

Source of news: bbc.com