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Another great question that was sent in by a reader.  The short answer is “YES.”  There is so much research on the use of music before and after surgery that I can not list all the studies here.  You may remember that I spoke at the Cleveland Clinic Florida about recent research in music with surgery and there I had chosen the most recent 15 or so studies from over the past decade.

The highlights of this research can be found HERE.  You will see that studies have been done not only at well-known institutions such as Yale University, but also from around the world.  Most of the studies focus on music before and after surgery, but increasingly, research is now being conducted on music during surgery.  Currently out surgery headphones are the focus of a medical study at the VA Hospital here in Louisville, KY and results should be available by the end of this year.

There are so many documented  benefits of music surrounding surgery and other medical procedures.   Do you want to take less anxiety medication before, less anesthesia during, and less pain medication afterwards?  Do you want to recover faster and side-step the effects of so many medications?  Do you want to avoid the “brain fog” that often hangs on for weeks and weeks after surgery?  Then go HERE and order your surgery headphones!

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