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LasVegas CH.com Sponsor Offline Episodic CH since 11 yrs old, now 50. Posts: 2020 north of the 60th parallel Gender:	Anesthesia Feb 18^th, 2016 at 4:38pm It's been many years since I read about anesthesia triggering a cycle and/or attack. Are there common anesthesia medications that are known as a trigger to CH'ers? Going into a procedure in 3 weeks requiring full sedation and would greatly appreciate feedback. Thanks in advance. -Gregg in Las Vegas
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Marc CH.com Old Timer Offline Posts: 429 TX Gender:	Re: Anesthesia Reply #1 - Feb 18^th, 2016 at 4:59pm Gregg, As you already know, I think that you will find it to be highly variable based on individual cases. You're right, it was discussed more often in the past. Best of luck!
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LasVegas CH.com Sponsor Offline Episodic CH since 11 yrs old, now 50. Posts: 2020 north of the 60th parallel Gender:	Re: Anesthesia Reply #2 - Feb 18^th, 2016 at 5:04pm Thanks for your reply Marc. That does make sense, however I thought there was Propofol or some other specific anesthesia med that was unanimously mentioned as a trigger. Hmmm. -Gregg in Las Vegas
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Peter510 CH.com Alumnus Offline Don't give out... But don't give in. Posts: 966 Wexford. Ireland Gender:	Re: Anesthesia Reply #3 - Feb 18^th, 2016 at 5:11pm Greg, I Had a lung biopsy in December and got a severe enough attack the following day. It lasted for two days, possibly because I increased my D3 intake to 40,0000 iu per day for a week. If you're on the D3 regime it would be wise to increase you D3 to 40,000 iu per day for a week before your procedure. Good luck, Peter.
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thierry CH.com Alumnus Offline I Love CH.com! Posts: 406 Galway, Ireland Gender:	Re: Anesthesia Reply #4 - Feb 18^th, 2016 at 5:21pm +1 Peter I increased my D3 intake to 50000iu/day for 4 days before the removal of a tooth. I did this as I had read Batch saying that an operation can gobble up the available D3 to heal the damaged area. Also thought that the local anasthetic would do the same. All the best
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Marc CH.com Old Timer Offline Posts: 429 TX Gender:	Re: Anesthesia Reply #5 - Feb 18^th, 2016 at 7:03pm LasVegas wrote on Feb 18^th, 2016 at 5:04pm: Thanks for your reply Marc. That does make sense, however I thought there was Propofol or some other specific anesthesia med that was unanimously mentioned as a trigger. Hmmm. -Gregg in Las Vegas Well, the old memory may not be up to par these days
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