Drugs to avoid:
Succinylcholine: (Quelicin & Anectine) A dose that would paralyze the average individual for 3 to 5 minutes can paralyze the enzyme deficient individual for up to 2 hours.
Mivacurium: muscle relaxant
Pilocarpine: used to treat dry mouth
Drugs containing Butyrylcholine: It can be used to treat exposure to nerve agents, pesticides, toxins, etc
Drugs containing Huperzine A and Donepezil: used to slow the progression of Alzheimer's disease
Drugs containing Propionylcholine and Acetylcholine
Drugs containing Parathion: an agricultural pesticide
Procaine drugs: (Novocaine): local ester anesthetic that can be used during dental and surgical procedures, a deficiency lowers the margin of safety and increases the risk of systemic effects with this type of anesthetic. An amide would be recommended
Mostly, you need to mention your condition to any healthcare provider and absolutely to the anesthesia team prior to surgery. Additionally, if anyone in your family has surgery they should mention thta a relative has been diagnosed with this as it is passed on genetically.