Young Person's Web Guide

Information to help teenagers and young people prepare for an anaesthetic
These pages give basic information to help you prepare for your anaesthetic. They have been written by patients, patient representatives and anaesthetists, working in partnership. They are part of a series of information resources which includes:
- Davy the detective: Finding out about anaesthetics
- Rees Bear has an anaesthetic
- General anaesthesia: a brief guide for young people
- Anaesthesia explained (a more detailed booklet)
- Epidurals pain relief after surgery
- Your spinal anaesthetic
- Headache after an epidural or spinal anaesthetic
- Your child's general anaesthetic
- Risks associated with having an anaesthetic
Please click the links below to begin.
- Young Person's Web Guide - Some Types of Anaesthesia
- Young Person's Web Guide - Anaesthetists
- Young Person's Web Guide - Before Coming to Hospital
- Young Person's Web Guide - On the Day of Your Operation
- Young Person's Web Guide - Consent
- Young Person's Web Guide - Choice of Anaesthetic
- Young Person's Web Guide - When you are called for your Operation
- Young Person's Web Guide - Types of Anaesthetic
- Young Person's Web Guide - Pain Relief Afterwards
- Young Person's Web Guide - Understanding Risk
- Young Person's Web Guide - Side Effects and Complications
- Young Person's Web Guide - Questions you may like to ask
- Young Person's Web Guide - Tell us what you think
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- Anaesthesia explained
- Frequently asked questions (FAQs)
- Patient information leaflets
- External resources
- Preparing for your anaesthetic
- Who are anaesthetists?
- What is anaesthesia?
- Anaesthesia: enabling modern surgery
- Information for anaesthetists & hospitals
- The Patient Information Group
- Complaints
- A to Z of medical terms (glossary)
- Leave your feedback
