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How long does the foggy state of mind last after being injected with anesthesia?
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Depends on drugs: It depends on the drugs given during the anesthetic. Typically for most procedures, the grogginess wears off within a few hours. Pain medications or other sedatives given after surgery can prolong the grogginess.
Answered 12/11/2015
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