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Please answer! what really happens when you go under general anesthetic?
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General anesthesia : When patients undergo general anesthesia, they lose consciousness and they don't remember anything about the event. The loss of consciousness is reversible, and when the medications wear off, the patients wake up.
Answered 4/14/2014
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