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Could you need an analgesic for colonoscopy if diprivan is being given?
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Possible: Diprivan (propofol) is often used in sedation for colonoscopy. However, the person providing the sedation (md, aa, crna, rn) can choose to also give analgesics also my with the diprivan. Please discuss this issue with the provider before, and ensure all your questions are answered.
Answered 4/2/2016
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