Condition

Surgery & Anaesthesia

Anaesthetic agents and drugs used during surgical procedures

11 drugs
11 Prescription

Corticosteroid + Decongestant + Local Anaesthetic

combination for pile relief

1

Local Anaesthetic

Relieves pain in a specific area

2

Local anaesthetic

Relieves pain by numbing the area

1

Antibiotic with Local Anaesthetic

Cephalosporin

1

Neuromuscular blocker

muscle relaxant for surgery

1

Sedative

Alpha-2 adrenergic agonist

1

NSAID Painkiller with Local Anaesthetic

Relieves pain and reduces swelling quickly

1

General Anaesthetic

Makes you feel sleepy and pain-free

1

General Anaesthetic / Dissociative Anaesthetic

Makes you feel sleepy and pain-free

1

General Anaesthetic

Makes you feel sleepy and pain-free during surgery

1

When to see a doctor

Seek care if you notice any of the following

  • You have trouble breathing or feel like you're choking after surgery, even if you're sitting up or standing.
  • Your heart is beating very fast or irregularly, or you feel like your heart is skipping beats after surgery.
  • You have severe pain in your chest or stomach that doesn't go away, even after taking pain medication.
  • You're experiencing numbness, tingling, or weakness in your face, arms, or legs that's getting worse.
  • You're vomiting blood or black tarry stools after surgery, which could be a sign of internal bleeding.

For guidance only — always consult a qualified healthcare provider.