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The side effects/what happens after i've had anesthetic and also took a sedative?
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Depends: It all depends on what kind of anesthetic. A local anesthetic? If so, there is no problem with the sedative. If you had a general anesthetic, the drugs could be synergistic or potentiate each other's effects so caution should be used.
Answered 8/16/2017
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