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«But you hadn't even started?»
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Anaesthesia is an individual choice
Spinal anaesthesia may offer benefits such as less nausea, vomiting or drowsiness. This does not mean it always has fewer risks or guarantees a faster recovery than general anaesthesia.
The choice depends on the operation and the patient’s health. The anaesthetist assesses benefits, risks and preferences; general anaesthesia may be needed in some cases.
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but I thought you hadn't even started, right?" Look at the state of confusion or sedation that occurs. Generally, it's not a bad experience for the patient. You'll have a catheter in your bladder with an irrigation system so that fluid enters the bladder and drains out, which [music] is to keep the urine clear and prevent any clots from forming that could later make it difficult [music] to urinate.