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A member asked:
Next week i have colon test under propofol by a nurse anstesiogist not a anastelogost is this safe ive been under profol twice during surgery ?
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Sedation : Quite safe under controlled setting and with anesthesiologist. Typically recovery is quite fast.
Answered 2/7/2015
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