Anaesthesia
Advanced pain relief and sedation techniques for surgeries and chronic conditions.anesthesia and pain management
What is Anaesthesia?
Anesthesia is a medication which is used during the medical procedures. Anaesthesia pain management is a specialised branch in the medical field which is carried out by professional anesthesiologists to manage and relieve pain during surgeries.
This method is carried out in several ways like blocking the nerve, through tablets or injections, or some other methods to bring comfort to the patients during the pain. Anesthesiologists ensure the patient’s safety by comforting them from pain by personalised treatment plans.
Treatments and Procedures
Our professional Anesthesiologists follow guided rules while performing anaesthesia or any pain management procedure to ensure the safety of patients.
- General Anesthesia is given for the unconscious in major surgery
- Through regional anaesthesia, only a particular area is made numb
- Through Monitored Anesthesia Care, the patient is awake during the surgery
- With local anesthesia only a small portion is made numb.
Conditions treated by the professional anesthesiologists at MagnAid Hospital
Our professional anesthesiologists treat a wide range of conditions related to pain and ensure the safety of the patients without causing them any side effects from the dose.
- Painless experience during Surgeries.
- Pain management post-surgery.
- Treats long-term Chronic pain
- Relieves pain caused by cancer treatments.
- Manages moderate pain
- Relieves from pain during pregnancy, labor pain or childbirth.
- Treats chronic pain like severe headaches
- Treats severe nerve pain
Excellence in Anesthesia Pain Management
- Anesthesia pain management is a medical procedure carried out only by a professional anesthesiologist at MagnAid Hospital.
- Our Anesthesiologists follow proper guidelines to ensure patient safety.
- They treat various ranges of pain. Even if it’s during the surgery or post-surgery.
- Anesthesiologists at MagnAid Hospital curate the pain management plans according to the patient’s needs.
- They follow different types of anaesthesia depending on the patient’s condition.
Latest Technologies
- Anesthesia Machines
- Nerve Block Needles
- Patient Monitoring Systems
- Infusion Pumps
- Ultrasound for Regional Anesthesia
FAQs
Everything you need to know about Anaesthesia
Anaesthesia is generally safe. However, your anesthesiologists will evaluate your medical history for any possible complications.
In that case, you will have to let your anesthesiologists know about it and they will find the right option for you.
Mild side effects like nausea and dizziness, are common. You will be closely monitored to be protected from any severe complications which are usually rare.
You will usually not feel or even remember anything under general anesthesia but you will be awake during regional anesthesia.
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