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Do barbiturates (although rarely used now) such as methohexital or thiopental cause amnesia like other gaba acting anesthetics such as propofol?
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Does methohexital for anethesthesia during surgery cause significant nausea and vomiting like other anesthetics?
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I need methohexital for surgery so they can induce seizures while asleep... Is there a high likelihood of it causing me to vomit like other anesthetic?
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Scheduled for colonoscopy. What is the generally used anesthetic for Thai procedure?Propofol?Had a bad reaction upon waking from surgery while on it.
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Does methohexital (i know rarely used) but does it cause amnesia like propofol?
Does Methohexital or Thiopental cause a lot of a post operative nausea and vomiting? (I know theyre old and rarely used, but when they were used)
Does Methohexital cause a lot of post operative nausea and vomiting compared to other anesthetics? (I know it's rarely used so u dont need to explain)
Can methohexital (I know rare) be used for conscious sedation like propfol or versed where the person is sedated, has no memory but can still respond?
Does methohexital cause nausea like other anesthetics?
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