Analgesia
Pronunciation: /ˈeɪnəɫˈdʒiˈɛsˈiə/
Analgesia (noun)
- A condition where a person feels less pain, often because of medicine or a medical treatment.
- Reduced pain feeling caused by a drug that blocks pain signals without fully stopping consciousness.
Examples
- Analgesia reduces pain during the procedure.
- The patient feels less pain after analgesia begins.