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Also known as: Diprivan

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Chowman (unregistered) said:
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Diprivan (propofol): Diprivan was used to sedate me during a colonoscopy and it worked very quickly with no serious side effects.

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October 3, 2008 12:21 PM
Select Members have provided additional information by completing the member surveyMuffydog said:
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propofol: I had versed and propofol for a colonoscopy and it was wonderful. I went out like a light and then almost instantly woke up afterwards. I was not even sleepy the rest of the day and could have driven home (although it would not have been advisable). There was no pain upon injection and no soreness at the injection site. Propofol was used as I throw up if I take any kind of narcotics or synthetic narcotics.

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June 11, 2008 3:54 AM
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propofol: I had a procedure yesterday where I was given Propofol with Lidicane. I don't know if this is a side effect but when I went in for the test I was fine. No s/s of a cold. When I awoke I was sneezing, had a runny nose, watery eyes that burned when the light hit them. It was s/s of a sever cold. I took Bendryl last night and was better today but still had it. I have taken Sudafed and it seems to help. Side effect of the med???? I don't know.

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December 21, 2007 3:32 PM

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