The results were that group three was able to wait much longer before requiring anesthesia and reported a much more pleasant experience from one day to one month after surgery. The effect of music on the pain of selected post-operative patients. This article examines the effect of music on patients during a two-day period after surgery. The goal of the study was to determine whether music was an effective way to distract patients from their pain after surgery. The study found that pain was decreased in the forty-eight hour period after surgery due to the use of music.
Doctors find music works well with sedative and anesthetics.
This author addresses music related to anesthesia and pain. He speaks of New Age musician Iasos music reducing the need for anesthetics and medicine required prior to surgery and aiding patients to awaken in a calm state. The results indicate that music has an ability to reduce the use of anesthesia, along with slowing down the patients breathing, producing a sedative response. Entraining is effective, and music reduced the amount of pain medication needed after surgery. Giving good vibrations.