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Is laughing gas what they use to put you to sleep during surgery?

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Nope, if they use a gas it will be chlorophyll
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No, they usually use an IV medication like Propofol or Etomidate to put you to sleep initially. Then an inhaled agent like halothane or desflourane to maintain general anesthesia once you've been intubated.
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No, they typically use a combination of things right to the vein. They use laughing gas for things when they want to sedate, but keep you awake. It's rare, but when I used to get collagen injections in my lips, they'd use laughing gas.
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no, and it doesnt make you laugh either if you do doctors will think your an idiot,lol.
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no they have found that laughing gas is bad for u ... my mother was a dentist so that's why i know
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No.
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No. N2O2 is not used for that.
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no if its minor they just use gas that can temporarily make you feel like you feel no pain like what dentist do and in serious cases they get anesthesiologists to knock you out or stun you
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