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Pseudocholinesterase Enzyme

Vaishyas’ have a deficiency of Pseudocholinesterase or in many cases completely lack. Which means returning to consciousness a tough task for them. Call 7093150150

You ever need a surgery and the doctor asks your caste before administering anesthesia, don’t get offended. It is only for a good cause. The caste link will help the doctor decide what anesthesia would be right for you otherwise you may end up on a ventilator longer than needed.
Before understanding the ‘Vaishya link’ to administering anesthesia, one should understand anesthesia and how it works. Anesthesia as a drug or a combination of drugs makes you feel painless or unconscious during a medical procedure.

Body comprises a neurotransmitter called acetylcholine. It is this chemical that signals the nerves particularly relating to muscles. For example, you touch a cup on the table unknowingly but realise its presence as soon as your skin touches it, it is the acetylcholine sending signals to the brain about the cup.
Succinylcholine or commonly known as general anesthesia is a skeletal muscle relaxant. It is used during emergency surgeries.
If a surgery is elective, the patient is advised to stay empty stomach for a few hours. An empty stomach means the risk of food material shifting into respiratory system while intubation (inserting the tube to help breathing) is ruled out. Intubation is mandatory after administering anesthesia since the muscles will be relaxed and lungs stop contracting. Hence, injecting Succinylcholine and intubation will happen within a minute. The patient will have to lose consciousness quickly for which Succinylcholine is the best choice as it starts its effect within 40 seconds of entering the body. Other anesthesia chemicals take 3 to 5 minutes to do the same job. This makes Succinylcholine the best choice for emergency surgeries

Once Succinylcholine enters human body, an enzyme called Pseudo cholinesterase starts working against it. Pseudo Cholinesterase is an enzyme that is produced in the liver and is responsible for the metabolism of common anesthesia drugs of which Succinylcholine is one. Once Pseudo Cholinesterase completely metabolises Succinylcholine, the patient regains consciousness.
It is here the caste comes into picture. Vaishyas have a deficiency of Pseudo Cholinesterase or in many cases completely lack it. Which means returning to consciousness is a tough task for them. If the anesthetist isn’t aware of the patient as a Vaishyas and administers Succinylcholine, the said patient may continue to be in the state of unconsciousness leading to several other medical complications, 

If you want to test this enzyme in your body call 7093150150 for getting this test done and understand enzyme levels in your body.


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