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Is propofol safe? i have an endoscopy and am worried about being sedated. i'm being seen for possible ulcer or gastritis. i'm not allergic to anything that i know of.
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Needs monitoring: Propofol is very safe as long as it is administered by an anesthesiologist or other qualified physician and monitoring of your breathing is continuously done.
Answered 6/12/2017
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