a drug that causes a temporary loss of sensation or awareness

a drug used to make humans or animals temporarily lose feeling or consciousness; anesthetic; narcotic; chloroform

anesthetist; anesthesiologist; a medical professional who specializes in administering anesthesia

drugs or medicines that produce anesthesia or can lead to addiction; narcotics

A technique using acupuncture at specific points on the body to numb pain, allowing a patient to undergo surgery while conscious; often abbreviated as [[针麻|針麻|zhen1 ma2]].

Drugs used for medical or scientific purposes that can numb nerves and reduce pain, but are highly toxic and addictive if used long-term, such as opium, cannabis, or cocaine

A type of acupuncture anesthesia that uses electric current to achieve an anesthetic effect for surgery while the patient remains conscious.

anesthesiology; narcology

specialist in the field of anaesthesia; anaesthesiologist

local anesthetic; a substance used to induce numbness in a specific part of the body

local or localized anesthesia; toponarcosis

medical procedure where a patient is put into a deep sleep for surgery or other treatments