Do people fart during surgery (under general anaesthesia)?

Answer:
No, its called a paralytic ileus. All bowel functions cease.

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The only one who knows for sure is the one who has their head underneath the sheets..

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Usually not

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Yes and even feses can come out on their own

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funny you should ask this Q
i was put out for the dental removal of my back tooth
then when i was coming around i felt a hand slapping my face and a soft voice calling my name,i slowly opened my eyes and was about to say oh hello but insteadFAAAAAAAAARTpffffts come out first
the nurse just walked off-lol
gas and air -etha i think it was,called

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ahhh, the dreaded "code brown". never seen it happen while somebody was asleep, but it can certainly happen during emergence. during awakening, people can cough- any valsalva maneuver can expel contents from the rectal vault. flatus, stool, foreign bodies... anything can come out. but it's fairly unusual.

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no they do not fat during surgery..your bodily functions stop

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If it's during a colonoscopy, then yes, quite a lot. But that's not fair, because the gastroenterologist is pumping air in.
Otherwise, occasionally, but rarely. You're much more likely to wet yourself.

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Most of the time it is the Anesthesiologist that farts, more than one reason they call them gas passers.

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