Where is the anaesthetic for cervical conization

Cervical conization is usually performed with local anesthesia.

Cervical local anesthesia can effectively reduce pain during surgery. By injecting anesthesia directly into the area around the cervix, it can block nerve conduction at this area, so that patients do not feel severe pain during surgery.

This local anesthesia is relatively safe and has less impact on the patient's general system. Compared with general anesthesia, it reduces the risk of systemic adverse reactions and is more suitable for most patients. In

addition, cervical local anesthesia is relatively easy to operate and can play a role quickly. Accurate injection before surgery can ensure that good anesthesia effect is achieved quickly after the operation and ensure smooth operation.

It should be noted that the specific anesthesia method and operation may vary according to the individual situation of the patient and the experience and habits of the surgeon.