Sevohale (previously known as Sevocalm) - Patient leaflet, side effects, dosage
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Sources: Original PDF (ema.europa.eu)
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Sevohale used for?
Sevohale is primarily used as an anesthetic during medical procedures. It helps induce and maintain anesthesia in patients.
How does Sevohale work?
Sevohale works by depressing the central nervous system, leading to a loss of consciousness and sensation, making it easier for doctors to perform surgeries.
Is Sevohale safe for all patients?
Sevohale is generally safe; however, patients with certain medical conditions or allergies may need special consideration. Always consult your doctor before use.
What are the common side effects of Sevohale?
Common side effects may include nausea, vomiting, and dizziness. These typically resolve quickly after the procedure is finished.
Can Sevohale be used in children?
Yes, Sevohale can be safely used in children under the guidance of a qualified anesthesiologist.
What should I inform my doctor before receiving Sevohale?
It's important to inform your doctor about any allergies, previous reactions to anesthetics, and any medications you are currently taking.
How long does the effect of Sevohale last?
The effects of Sevohale are quick to wear off. Most patients regain consciousness within minutes after stopping its administration.
Can I eat or drink before receiving Sevohale?
Patients are usually advised not to eat or drink for several hours prior to receiving Sevohale to reduce the risk of complications.
What happens if I have a reaction to Sevohale?
If you experience any severe reactions or side effects, medical staff will address them immediately. Always report any unusual symptoms after your procedure.
Is Sevohale addictive?
No, Sevohale is not considered addictive when used appropriately under medical supervision.
How is Sevohale administered?
Sevohale is administered through inhalation using a mask or breathing tube during surgery.
Can I drive after receiving Sevohale?
It’s recommended that you do not drive or operate heavy machinery for at least 24 hours after receiving Sevohale due to possible lingering effects.
Is there a risk of long-term side effects from using Sevohale?
Long-term side effects are rare when Sevohale is used as directed during short surgical procedures.
What should I expect during recovery from anesthesia with Sevohale?
During recovery, you may feel groggy and disoriented for a short period. Medical staff will monitor you closely until you are alert.
Does Sevohale affect pregnant women differently?
Pregnant women should discuss potential risks and benefits with their healthcare provider before undergoing procedures requiring anesthesia with Sevohale.
Can I undergo cosmetic procedures with Sevohale anesthesia?
Yes, many cosmetic procedures use Sevohale as an anesthetic; consult your cosmetic surgeon for more information.
What if I have respiratory issues—can I still use Sevohale?
If you have respiratory problems, talk to your doctor beforehand as extra care may be needed when using inhaled anesthetics like Sevohale.
How do healthcare professionals monitor patients under Sevohale anesthesia?
Healthcare professionals monitor vital signs such as heart rate, blood pressure, and oxygen levels throughout the procedure when using Sevohale.
Will insurance cover the use of Sevohale during surgery?
Insurance coverage for anesthesia can vary; check with your insurance provider regarding coverage for using Sevohale in your procedure.