Kyle Boyce, MD

I had a D&C completed at Lexington Medical Center last year. The experience was not the best because I waited hours to have my surgery completed as the doctor clear booked her schedule up for the day. It's all about the money of course, but when I was finally rolled to to the operating room. I remember the anesthetist was late, there was not greeting or introduction he just came in and shot me up with what ever drug was used to put me to sleep. I remember having a burning sensation right before I went under, which was almost immediately. I've had surgeries before that required anesthesia and I've never been handled in such a way. When I awoke from the surgery, my throat for scarred from what ever they possibly shoved down my throat to help with breathing while under. After I came to no one told me anything until I asked about my throat hurting and then a nurse said "oh there was some complications during surgery. As I look through my records now I see no notes about this said… complication. This was one of the worst surgical experiences I've ever had and surprisingly the worst I've had was also at Lexington Medical Center. I now travel 2 hours away home to get my care. I pray that he never has surgery and is treated as just a body as I felt during my surgery.