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The Ruling on the Use of Anesthesia in Surgical Operations

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Question:
Honorable Shaykh, what is the ruling on using anesthesia in surgical operations, given that it may involve the pain of the anesthetic?

Answer:
We have mentioned this and said that it is permissible to use it because it relieves the patient so that he does not feel pain during the surgery. This is not a form of medical treatment; this is not a form of medical treatment; and it is not taking it or using it for intoxication or for pleasure. Also, it wears off when its duration ends, and the person returns to his original state; it disappears from him completely. Yes, and it is administered to him in a measured amount, and specialized doctors oversee this. It is not taken without measurement, without expertise, and without [proper care], and it also wears off and ends by itself. It is not taken for circulation or for pleasure. Yes.
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