What is anesthesia, and how does it work during medical procedures? - #14744
I’ve always been curious about how anesthesia works during surgeries and medical procedures. I know it numbs the body, but I don’t fully understand how it affects the brain and senses. What exactly is anesthesia, and how does it prevent pain during surgery? I read that there are different types, such as general, local, and regional—what are the differences between them, and when are they used? Also, how does the body react to anesthesia, and are there any risks or side effects to be aware of? I also want to understand how doctors determine the right dose of anesthesia. Does it depend on the procedure, the patient’s health, or other factors like age or weight? Are there natural or alternative methods for reducing pain or anxiety during medical procedures without anesthesia? If anyone has had surgery with anesthesia, what was your experience? Did you have any side effects, and how quickly did you recover from the effects of the drug?
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