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A member asked:
Please help! what is the difference between deplorizing and non-deplorizing muscle relaxants ?
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Most of these are-: -used in surgery to paralyze you while you are under anesthesia. They can be reversed by antagonist meds before you wake up. Some just paralyze you & some cause muscle contraction, & then you are paralyzed. Not the same as muscle relaxants that you take orally. Google it there are books written about them.
Answered 7/8/2015
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