Intestinal polyps surgery pain

Intestinal polyps surgery does not feel pain during the process, but there may be pain after surgery.

Intestinal polyps surgery is usually performed under general anesthesia, because anesthetics can block nerve conduction, so the patient will not feel pain during the operation. However, after the operation, with the metabolism of anesthetics, there will be a certain degree of pain at the surgical incision site, but this pain is usually tolerable, and as the wound heals, the pain will gradually ease and disappear. However, if the wound becomes infected after surgery, the pain may be more pronounced.