anesthesia related complications

Are there any long-term effects of anesthesia that patients should be aware of?

Long-term effects of anesthesia are rare but can include cognitive dysfunction or memory issues, particularly in older adults. Persistent pain, nerve damage, or back pain (in the case of regional anesthesia) are also possible but uncommon.

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