Laughing gas effects
I was at the dentist the other day and they gave me laughing gas to remove a small cavity, and at first after the procedure I thought my experience went normally until I was talking with a friend about it and they said it sounded kind of weird.
What I experienced was: vision almost completely filled with static (apart from the dentists)
Drill and tool noises that sounded like the breakcore music my sister forces me to listen to, but not in the normal tool noises way, my brain kind of made them more musical?
Hardly being able to hear anything that should normally be heard (I think this is normal)
Arms and legs feeling filled with static, like pins and needles without the pain (that’s normal right)
Being a bit delusional and thinking that the curing light was pulsating rainbow colors
And finally the weirdest anecdote was that there was a dentist watching from the side of the room, and with the glasses and mask she looked exactly like the other dentist working on my mouth, so with my limited capacities I deduced she was a still frame of the one working on my mouth.
Oh, and I wasn’t really sensitive to movement, the dentists looked like they were completely statues.
Is this a normal reaction to laughing gas? If not, is there any explanation to why I reacted so strongly?