Question 1: How long does it take to wake up from general anesthesia? Nowadays, short-acting drugs are used to maintain anesthesia, so you don’t have to worry about waiting a long time to wake up after the operation. It's best to take it easy, as your worries won't help the surgery. Now the anesthesia technology has been very stable. I believe that our anesthesia students wish you good luck!

Question 2: How long does it take for the patient to wake up after general anesthesia? It depends on what kind of surgery the patient is undergoing. For conventional general anesthesia surgery, if the operation time is not long and the operation is not major, the patient will usually wake up in about two hours. Can answer questions and react to questions asked. But it may not be remembered. After 24 hours, most people (except for brain surgery) are completely back to normal.

Some surgeries require patients to stay asleep or in a quiet state after surgery, and some drugs will also be given to facilitate the patient's recovery, which will be maintained for the corresponding number of days as needed. But after stopping the drug, you will wake up soon~? It will not affect your body~~

Question 3: How long does it take to wake up after general anesthesia? Check the surgical needs, the doctor's treatment method, and the patient's physical condition. Generally speaking there is not much difference. However, some patients require continuous sedation after surgery, and some patients are comatose before surgery and will remain comatose for a long time after surgery. These are special.

For general patients and operations, the patient will wake up within 3 to 5 minutes after the operation. Elderly patients and patients undergoing major surgery may take longer to wake up, and they usually wake up within 30 minutes.

Question 4: How long it takes to wake up after a general anesthesia operation is not certain. It depends on the patient's physical condition, disease status, type, length, and process of the operation, the type and dosage of the medication, and even the temperature of the operating room, etc. It all matters. If your body is in good general condition, you can wake up under intravenous or intravenous inhalation combined general anesthesia in about ten minutes to half an hour after stopping the drug. However, if it is a long and complex operation, the recovery time will be correspondingly prolonged due to drug accumulation and the body's own reasons. Some operations, such as heart surgery, brain surgery, or complex transplant surgeries, will artificially maintain anesthesia or sedation after the operation, and delay recovery from anesthesia to facilitate the functional recovery of the heart or transplanted organ. For patients with poor general conditions, such as the elderly, patients with poor liver and kidney function, anemia, acid-base balance disorders, etc., recovery will also be significantly delayed.

Question 5: How long does it take to wake up from general anesthesia? The time to wake up from general anesthesia is related to the patient's own condition

For normal adults, when the drug is stopped after anesthesia, it usually takes 10 minutes. Wake up in 30 minutes

But it also depends on the operation. If it is a brain surgery and the patient has lost his brain, then whether he wakes up or not is not the decision of the anesthesia

Of course , there is also a delay in awakening

Question 6: How long does it take to wake up from general anesthesia? Hello, there is no specific time. It depends on the time of the operation. Generally, you will wake up about half an hour after the operation. .