Medical nitrous oxide for use in various treatments
Medical-grade nitrous oxide is used as an anesthetic in various treatments and is used by dentists, anesthesiologists, and numerous medical practices. The gas is administered in low doses during treatments and has an anxiolytic effect on patients. This makes it particularly effective in dental procedures. At the same time, it also has an analgesic effect. Nitrous oxide also has a relaxing effect on patients, creating the impression of observing the treatment from a certain distance.
Nitrous oxide for a relaxing treatment
Not only the patient benefits from the use of medical nitrous oxide. The physician and the entire team involved in the treatment can also work in a much more relaxed and calm manner. Nitrous oxide is not metabolized. The amount absorbed by the human body is almost entirely expelled through respiration. Nevertheless, conscious and sustained use of the anesthetic is important. If medical nitrous oxide is used repeatedly, there is always a risk of developing a tolerance. Increasingly large amounts of the gas are then required.
This must be taken into account during treatment
The use of medical nitrous oxide is possible and helpful for various treatments. It is important to ensure that the patient is either sitting or lying down. Especially if the patient has no previous experience with nitrous oxide treatment, dizziness and loss of consciousness must be expected. Both can lead to serious falls and thus to further unpleasant injuries. Medical nitrous oxide must be dosed individually for each patient. Not only height and weight play a role here, but also the type and duration of the intended treatment.
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