How long is before one wakes up after a general anesthesia?

The person have undergo surgery for the removal of uterine fibrom.(I am not sure whether this is the correct term). The operation is resembling a caesarean.
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Everyone is different. It depends on the patient, on the anesthetic drugs used, and the lenient's reaction to those drugs.

We can use extraordinarily short acting anesthetic agents and have a patients awake and alert surrounded by the operating room after surgery. I took a patient directly to our short-stay nouns after a general the other daylight because the recovery room be full. She was completely awake and all set to go home.

For larger operation, we like to win some pain medication on board so that they get up up comfortable. Some people are vastly sedated by this medicine, while others are not. There are assorted drugs that can be used, and each party reacts within different ways to the different drugs.

Usually, patients wake up within the OR, but don't remember much until sometime in the salvage room. They will stay in seizure until they are more awake, their pain is controlled, and any nausea have been treated.

Removal of a fibroid, depending on the size, may be an outpatient procedure. ( if they are doing it similar to a cesarean, it will probably require an overnight stay.)

Average time in seizure room is about an hour, but it can be longer, especially if the hospital is full and bed on the ward are hard to find.

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They will shift to the recovery room for going on for an hour after where central signs will be taken every 15 minutes. There will be an IV and urine bag within place. Usually people stir up within that time frame and after are moved to another room. They will be awake. Some people are harder to stir up if it took a little more drug to really knock them out or if they had to obtain pain tablets after or if they don't do well next to the medicine.
They will attain out of bed the next morning near help from the nurse.