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I am a Surgeon — And As a SON I will NEVER Let My PARENTS Get These 5 Surgeries.

5 Surgeries This Surgeon Would NEVER Recommend for Seniors Over 75 | Medical Truth Revealed After 20 years in the operating room, I'm revealing the surgeries I would never recommend for my 78-year-old father – and why this information could save your life or protect someone you love. What You'll Learn: ✅ The 5 common surgeries with devastating outcomes for patients over 75 ✅ Why "successful" surgery often destroys quality of life in seniors ✅ The shocking truth about post-operative cognitive decline (40% of seniors affected) ✅ Real patient stories: Margaret, Robert, Susan, and others ✅ Science-backed alternatives your surgeon may not tell you about ✅ 7-step action protocol to advocate for yourself or elderly loved ones The 5 High-Risk Surgeries Discussed: Hip replacement surgery after age 75 Emergency colectomy for diverticulitis/bowel obstruction Perforated ulcer repair in frail patients Enterectomy for bowel obstruction Appendectomy in patients over 80 Critical Facts Revealed: 40% of seniors experience measurable cognitive decline after major surgery Hospitalized seniors lose 1-5% muscle mass DAILY while bedridden 28% of hip surgery patients over 75 don't return to previous function within one year Emergency colon surgery mortality rates: 15-25% for patients over 70 Many "emergency" surgeries actually have conservative alternatives What Makes This Different: This isn't anti-surgery – it's about informed decisions. Learn about frailty index scores, POSSUM risk calculators, cognitive baseline testing, and why age-appropriate care requires specialized geriatric surgical consultation. Key Questions to Ask Your Surgeon: → What are the non-surgical alternatives? → What's my frailty index score? → What percentage of patients my age end up in nursing homes after this surgery? → Can we try conservative management first? Who Should Watch: Anyone over 65 facing surgery decisions Adult children with aging parents Caregivers and family advocates Anyone who wants to understand real surgical risks vs. benefits for seniors This information is based on peer-reviewed research from JAMA Surgery, British Medical Journal, Journal of American Geriatrics Society, and 20 years of surgical experience. Important: This is educational content, not medical advice. Always consult qualified healthcare professionals for personal medical decisions. #SeniorHealth #SurgeryRisks #ElderCare #MedicalAdvice #HealthcareTruth #GeriatricCare #PatientAdvocacy #SurgicalAlternatives #CognitiveDecline #InformedConsent #AgingParents #MedicalTransparency #SeniorSurgery #HealthOver65