Should cesarean section be performed with or without anesthesia? What are the contraindications?

Generally, uterine curettage surgery does not require anesthesia. Patients should remain awake to remind the doctor of the operation and avoid improper operation. Anesthesia can be given to patients who are sensitive to pain. Otherwise, they will not be able to cooperate with the operation due to pain, which is more likely to cause accidents.

Curettage is a common surgical procedure in clinic. Many women choose artificial abortion after an unexpected pregnancy, but artificial abortion cannot guarantee 100% success. In a few cases, there may be residual uterine cavity, which may cause harm to women's health. Curettage should be chosen to remove the residual. So, should anesthetics be used during curettage?
1. Should anesthetics be used for uterine curettage ?<br/>Usually, anesthetics are not required for uterine curettage. Uterine curettage is a relatively minor gynecological operation with a relatively simple operation. The process of uterine curettage may cause pain due to the dilation of the cervix and the operation in the uterine cavity, but the pain is not severe, so anesthetics are rarely used. Staying awake can also prompt the doctor's operation to avoid improper operation. However, patients are more sensitive to pain, and anesthetics can also be used to relieve pain. Otherwise, they will move around due to pain during the operation, which is more likely to affect the effect of the operation.
2. Contraindications of anesthetics for curettage <br/>There are certain contraindications for anesthetics for curettage. First of all, people who are allergic to anesthetics should not use anesthetics. In addition, people with respiratory diseases such as cor pulmonale, emphysema, asthma, and those with nervous system diseases such as epilepsy and heart diseases should also be cautious when using anesthetics. Relevant examinations should be carried out before using anesthetics to avoid accidents.