'I could feel hands rummaging in my abdomen and realised I was still being operated on. I tried to cry out, but couldn't': Why the nightmare of waking mid-procedure is more common than doctors ever tell you

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Patients sometimes wake mid‑surgery, feeling hands on their bodies and unable to speak—a frightening reality far more common than doctors admit. New research reveals the prevalence and psychological toll of intraoperative awareness.
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'I could feel hands rummaging in my abdomen and realised I was still being operated on. I tried to cry out, but couldn't': Why the nightmare of waking mid-procedure is more common than doctors ever tell you

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20/04 14:11 dailymail.co.uk

'I could feel hands rummaging in my abdomen and realised I was still being operated on. I tried to cry out, but couldn't': Why the nightmare of waking mid-procedure is more common than doctors ever tell you

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