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Posted by: Jen ® 05/09/2008, 20:23:38 Edit |
I have had surgeries and other procedures using propofol. My dystonia is worse right when I come out of the anesthesia and sometimes I have attacks. Once it wears off I am fine. The problem is that there are not many good options for general anesthesia that are not dystonia risks. The propofol has been more tolerable for me than some others that have caused worse attacks. I hope your dystonia improves some soon.
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