Anesthetic

Korean anesthetics are drugs that have the ability to cause a decrease in the sensitivity of the body or part of it, up to the complete cessation of the perception of information about the environment and one's own state - anesthesia.

Anesthetics are prescribed in the following cases:

Surgical interventions of varying complexity;

Dental procedures;

Pain when administering drugs by injection;

Mild or moderate musculoskeletal pain;

Pain with algomenorrhea.

Contraindications

The active substances contained in anesthetics have a number of contraindications, so the drug should be selected exclusively by a doctor. Self-administration can provoke a number of complications.

The most common contraindications:

Allergic reactions. The most dangerous among them are angioedema and anaphylactic shock;

Early childhood;

Violation of respiratory functions;

The presence of mental disorders;

Alcohol intoxication;

Violations of the functions of the liver and kidneys.