A comparative study on the efficacy of Dexmedetomidine and tramadol on post-spinal anaesthesia shivering

Background of this study: Shivering is the most general adverse effect occurs after administration anaesthesia with several aetiologies. In order to control shivering, drug such as tramadol broadly required. Nausea well vomiting majorly caused by tramadol. Therefore, there a search for efficient that lacking effects. Aim The goal study was evaluate efficiency dexmedetomidine in medication post spinal anesthesia shivering and also examine their associated Materials Methods: 60 number patients having were arbitrarily separated two groups include Group D T, each injected 0.5 µg/kg m/g/kg along 100 ml normal saline respectively. rate response, onset time taken cessation percentage recurrence effects observed. All data assessed means independent t test analysis chi square assessment find out significant value. Results: Both drugs are efficiently managed effectively both take approximately similar its deactivation. This found unfavourable nausea higher so T need proper medication. occurrence elevated T. Conclusion: Dexmedetomidine provides good outcomes compared less