Does it hurt to hit the brachial plexus?

It hurts to numb the brachial plexus. Brachial plexus anesthesia includes two anesthesia methods: intermuscular sulcus nerve block and axillary nerve block. During anesthesia, there will be pain at the puncture site, and the nerve site will also have the sensation of electric shock. After anesthesia, in the process of surgery, the surgical site will not have pain, only in the process of anesthesia when the anesthetic will have a sense of pain. Most patients can tolerate this kind of pain. After brachial plexus surgery, patients need to eat and drink water 2 hours later, so as not to cause vomiting and suffocation. After brachial plexus block, the shoulder muscles of the patient are more relaxed, and family care should pay attention to suspension after returning. If the range of motion is relatively large, it may cause dislocation of the shoulder joint.