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A reaction is likely to be “triggered” by 2 types of anaesthetic agents, the muscle relaxant suxamethonium and all the inhaled agents (the modern versions of ether). As anaesthetics change, it is not sensible to give a specific list, rather to make sure an anaesthetist is warned of your susceptibility, so they can treat you accordingly.
