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Guillain Barre Syndrome (GBS) is an acute post-infectious polyneuropathy of autoimmune nature, charactesrised by demyelination of peripheral nervous system and rapidly progressive paralysis. GBS is rare entity and possibly even rarer in pregnancies with incidence of 1.7 lakh pregnancies. The course of GBS is self-limiting, generally with excellent prognosis. 85 percent of patients with GBS obtain a good to full recovery while 3-5% experience recurrent or chronic neuropathy. We present a case of 28 yr female known case of GBS, recovered completely with IV immunoglobulins, posted for emergency LSCS in view of severe fetal bradycardia. Our patient was given general anaesthesia considering emergency nature of surgery. The literature search for the anaesthetic management of such a case revealed no consensus, which prompted us to report this case.