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Endoscopy was given propool 70mgsm, cardiac-xylocaine 60mgs, robinul 0.2mgs, is this normal? why the cardiac xylocaine? don't have heart issues.
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Propofol is very: painful when administered IV. Lidocaine given before the propofol reduces this discomfort. It had nothing to do with your heart.
Answered 3/29/2017
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