What to do if you are allergic to anesthesia

We all know that pain relief is required for both major and minor surgeries, which reflects the importance of anesthesia. However, there is a group of people who are allergic to anesthesia, and this problem increases the difficulty of surgery. However, pain relief during surgery is of paramount importance, so desensitization treatment is required before the surgery and then the surgery can be performed. This article introduces how to deal with anesthesia allergy. Take a look if you need it.

We all know that anesthetic allergy can have a very serious impact on surgery, so this situation is likely to lead to delays in the treatment of the disease, thus seriously endangering the patient's health. Therefore, in life, patients must learn more about anesthetic allergy and understand the impact of this condition on surgery in order to be prepared for any emergency.

So how should surgery be performed if one is allergic to anesthetics? Surgery will cause great trauma to the body and will also cause great pain to the patient. Therefore, before surgery, we need to inject anesthetics to reduce the patient's pain and allow the operation to proceed smoothly. However, if the patient is allergic to anesthetics, we cannot perform the surgery blindly. We should communicate with the anesthesiologist before the surgery to avoid unexpected situations as much as possible. In this case, under normal circumstances, we can perform desensitization treatment to improve the patient's tolerance to anesthetics and then perform surgery.

If the symptoms of anesthetic allergy are severe and desensitization treatment still cannot improve the patient's tolerance, then we don't need to worry too much. Because with the continuous development of medical technology, the methods of anesthesia have also made great progress. Now there are many kinds of anesthetic drugs, so we can change to other anesthetic drugs according to the specific situation to avoid allergic reactions in patients. However, we cannot be careless. During the anesthesia process, the doctor should pay close attention to the patient's physical condition. If allergic symptoms occur, timely measures should be taken for treatment to avoid worsening of the symptoms as much as possible.

In short, if the patient has symptoms of anesthesia allergy, it is best to conduct desensitization treatment in time before surgery to avoid unexpected situations. If the patient's symptoms are severe and desensitization treatment is ineffective, we can change the anesthetic drugs according to the patient's specific situation to try to avoid allergic symptoms.