General Anaesthesia

General anesthesia is a medically controlled state of unconsciousness that allows surgeons to perform procedures without causing pain or awareness. It involves administering medications that target the brain and nervous system, rendering you completely sleep-like and unaware during surgery. These agents also relax muscles and block pain signals. The process is carefully monitored by an anesthesiologist to ensure safety, and after the procedure, the medications are stopped so you wake up feeling rested and pain-free. Overall, it provides a safe and effective way to undergo complex medical surgeries while remaining unconscious and comfortable.