Propofol

[FrozenColdDonut]

Has anyone ever been put under with Propofol and experienced an improvement of symptoms. I've read it supposedly resets the brains electrical signals. I have also read that someone got their wisdom teeth removed and was put under an anesthetic (Possibly Propofol) and woke up and their HPPD was gone.

[Onemorestep]

My friend with hppd says propofol takes away their anxiety for days. But only tried it once for biopsy of stomach. 
 

I believe propofol is a mast cell stabilizer 

[SianLomwi]

I go to Michael Cooke, but it's a bit expensive

[BrooklynHickman]

I haven't been put under Propofol, but I have heard that it can have some interesting effects on the brain. It's a powerful anesthetic that's used for a variety of procedures, including wisdom teeth removal.
Some reports suggest that Propofol can help ""reset"" the brain's electrical signals, potentially improving specific symptoms. However, it's important to note that this is still a relatively new area of research, and more studies are needed to understand the effects of Propofol on the brain entirely. I know that once the researchers approve it, Crown Dental Group is going to implement it as an option for treatment.

Edited February 23, 2023 by BrooklynHickman

[Roman]

I am scheduling a colonoscopy and they use propofol to sedate patients, but not entirety unconscious.  I've studied that this drug can cause hallucinations so I'm very concerned because I'm so sensitive I can't even be around second hand cannabis smoke without feeling horrible, it even can raise my blood pressure. I'm also not sure if I even have a typical HPPD condition because of my unusual symptoms and lack of professional care. But I'm now wondering if propofol is not only safe but could actually help me improve?