Isoflurane Liquid 250 ml

Your doctor or anaesthesiologist may use Isoflurane Liquid for the following purposes:

• General anaesthesia induction: Helps transition patients into a deep, unconscious state before a surgical procedure begins.
• General anaesthesia maintenance: Keeps patients asleep and completely free of pain during the entire duration of the surgery.

Using Isoflurane Liquid as directed by your anaesthesiologist provides safe and effective anaesthesia during surgical procedures. Here are the key benefits you can expect:

• Enables pain-free surgery: Isoflurane Liquid produces a controlled state of unconsciousness, allowing surgical and medical procedures to be performed without pain or awareness.
• Provides controlled anaesthesia: The depth of anaesthesia can be adjusted throughout the procedure to meet the patient's needs and maintain comfort and safety.
• Supports a smooth recovery: Once the administration of Isoflurane Liquid is stopped, patients generally regain consciousness in a predictable manner under close medical supervision.

• Follow your doctor's instructions on the dosage and timing of this medication.
• Isoflurane Liquid will be given by a doctor or nurse in a medical facility, and you will breathe it in through a mask over your mouth and nose.
• Do not self-administer.

• Fast before surgery: Strictly follow instructions to not eat or drink (usually for at least 6 to 8 hours) before your scheduled procedure to prevent vomiting and lung complications.
• Avoid alcohol and sedatives: Do not consume alcohol or take any calming medicines for at least 24 hours after your surgery, as they can dangerously increase drowsiness.
• Arrange for a ride home: You must have a responsible adult drive you home after your procedure, as your reaction times and judgment will be temporarily impaired.
• Rest and eat lightly: Keep your meals light and easy to digest (such as plain toast or broth) for the first 24 hours after waking up to minimize stomach upset.

• Inform your anaesthesiologist about previous reactions: Tell your medical team if you or any close family member has ever experienced a serious reaction to general anaesthesia, including malignant hyperthermia or other anaesthetic complications.
• Avoid driving or operating machinery: Do not drive, operate heavy machinery, or sign important legal documents for at least 24 hours after receiving Isoflurane Liquid , or until your doctor advises that it is safe.
• Provide a complete medication history: Inform your doctor about all prescription medicines, over-the-counter medicines, vitamins, herbal products, and supplements you are taking before your procedure.
• Avoid smoking before surgery: Stop smoking as early as possible before your operation, as smoking can affect lung function and increase the risk of breathing complications during and after anaesthesia.