Profol 0.01 Injection 50 Ml Vial

Babies: Consult your doctor Lactating mothers: Propofol is likely safe to use while breastfeeding. Limited human data suggest that the drug does not pose a significant risk to the infant. Pregnancy: Propofol injection is generally considered safe for use during pregnancy.
Animal studies have shown little or no adverse effects on the developing infant; However, there is limited research in humans. Driving: Propofol injection can decrease alertness, affect your vision, or make you drowsy and dizzy. Do not drive if you experience these symptoms. Alcohol: It is not safe to consume alcohol with propofol injections. Kidney: Propofol injection is safe in patients with kidney disease.
No adjustment of the dose of this injection is recommended. Talk to your doctor if you have severe kidney disease.
Using this injection may cause the urine to turn green. Liver: Propofol is likely safe for use in patients with liver disease. The limited data available suggest that these patients may not require an adjustment in the dose of this injection.
Please consult your doctor..

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