Is anaesthesia safe?

Yes. When administered by qualified professionals and with proper monitoring, anaesthesia is generally safe. Risks are assessed during the pre-evaluation.

Will I be awake during surgery?

That depends on the type of anaesthesia. You may be unconscious (general) or awake but pain-free (regional or local).

Does getting anaesthesia hurt?

Only a minor injection is felt. The procedure is designed to be as painless as possible.

Will I be monitored the entire time?

Yes. Your vital signs are continuously monitored by the anaesthesiologist during the entire procedure.

Can I eat before surgery?

Usually not. Fasting for 6–8 hours before surgery is commonly advised. Please follow the hospital’s specific instructions.

What side effects can occur after anaesthesia?

Some patients feel drowsy, cold, or nauseous temporarily. Serious complications are rare and are monitored closely.

Can elderly patients safely undergo anaesthesia?

Yes. Special protocols and close monitoring are followed to ensure safe outcomes for older adults.

Is anaesthesia safe for children?

Yes. Anaesthesia is safely administered to children using age-specific approaches and monitoring tools.

Will I feel pain after surgery?

Pain management is part of post-operative care. Medicines and techniques are used to minimize discomfort.

I am anxious about anaesthesia. What should I do?

It is normal to feel nervous. Please share your concerns during the pre-evaluation. The team will address your queries and reassure you.