Postoperative pain control after surgery is one of the basic medical issues and challenges. Most patients who had undergone surgical procedures experience acute postoperative pain, but evidence suggests that less than half of them report adequate postoperative pain relief. Routinely the opioids are used for pain control after surgery; however, the widespread use of opioids has numerous side effects and delay postoperative recovery.  According to the World Health Organization guidelines, the excessive use of opioids decreases the patients’ satisfaction.

              Epidural analgesia is considered to be the most effective method of pain relief and is often the preferred choice of analgesia. In search a regional technique for effective post-operative analgesia transverse abdominis plane block provide post-operative analgesia with decreased systemic effect. It is relatively simple and efficacious. It has been reported to significantly reduce pain associated with lower abdominal surgery, regardless of whether it is used as the primary anaesthetic or for pain control after general anaesthesia . Tap block along with reduction in postoperative pain, it also decreases analgesic drug usage.