Definition: Anesthesia is a branch of medicine that treats pain or discomfort through the use of drugs or surgery on the body, typically induced by administering sedative substances to a patient under conscious consent. Definition: Anesthesia refers to the process of treating pain or suffering in humans through the administration of medication or surgical intervention. The goal is to reduce pain or discomfort by blocking nerve impulses that cause pain perception. Anesthesia can be achieved with drugs such as opioids, benzodiazepines, and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, while surgical interventions may include pain management procedures, including epidural injections, spinal anesthesia, and local anesthesia for surgeries.
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