The most commonly used anesthesia method for hysteromyoma surgery is combined spinal-epidural anesthesia. The most common complication of this anesthesia method is postoperative low back pain. There may be discomfort such as chest tightness and breathlessness during the operation, and nausea and vomiting may occur when the uterus is pulled.

If it is general anesthesia, the operation will be over after the patient wakes up. Analgesic pump can be used to relieve pain after operation, which is relatively most comfortable, but the cost is high. No matter what kind of anesthesia is used, there are risks. Personally, as long as the family economic conditions permit, it is best to choose general anesthesia, which will not have much impact on people's brains.