No: Opioids are the medicines most often used for acute pain, such as short-term pain after surgery. Local anesthetics block the nerves that send pain signals to your brain and used during the surgery.
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Yes short-acting : opioids like fentanyl are frequently used to supplement the local anesthesia andor sedation
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