I’m having a general anaesthetic. How will it be administered?


Your anaesthetist will insert a needle (also called an intravenous cannula) into your hand or arm before your procedure. You will then be given your anaesthetic and pain medication through this cannula. It may sting a bit when the needle is inserted, but only for a moment. Your anaesthetist is an expert in placing cannulas quickly and with as little discomfort as possible.


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