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Personally, I have had general anaesthetic whilst pregnant, not sedation. The policy at the hospital I was in required a consultant anaesthetist to be present as it was surgery mid-pregnancy (& not a caesarean).
Personally, I have had general anaesthetic whilst pregnant, not sedation. The policy at the hospital I was in required a consultant anaesthetist to be present as it was surgery mid-pregnancy (& not a caesarean).