Can More Anaesthetic Injections Affect The Respiratory Tract?

Sep 22, 2022

Don't. During general anesthesia, breathing is inhibited, which will be eliminated after awakening. Upper local anesthesia generally does not involve the respiratory tract; Intraspinal anesthesia may inhibit breathing, which is transient, and postoperative recovery. In a word, after anesthesia may have an inhibitory effect on the respiratory tract, but after returning to the ward, the functional recovery of the respiratory tract is a reversible symptom, do not worry!

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