Playing music during operations reduces the need for anaesthesia

Playing music during operations can reduce the amount of anesthesia required by a patient.

Experts claimed that listening to records can also reduce concerns and concerns about the surgical procedure itself.

Professor Stefan Koelsch stressed that anesthesia will always be necessary, but the drug doses can be cut with the help of music.

“Music can help to calm down, reduce worries and worries, and even reduce pain.

“Music, for example, can reduce the amount of propofol required to appease a patient.”

The finding turns out that listening to music after surgery last year allows a person to heal faster.

A team of experts at the Faculty of Medicine at the University of California Northstate analyzed 35 existing studies on the subject and concluded that listening to music after surgery had a significant impact on improvement.

Patients who do this reported a 19 percent decrease in pain levels and three percent decrease in anxiety.