Has anyone else experienced severe side effects from Xylocaine/epinephrine 1%-100000 Inj?

I wouldn't worry too much if it's just a mild headache and dizziness. Those are pretty common side effects. But if you start feeling more severe symptoms like chest pain or trouble breathing, go to the ER immediately.

I had Xylocaine/epinephrine during a dental procedure. The dentist told me the epinephrine was added to prevent excessive bleeding. But I think dentist were not clear on the side effects the injection was going to cause.

I had a weird reaction to this drug once. I got this strange tingling sensation all over my body and felt really anxious. It was scary, but my doctor said it was rare, so I don't think you'll have the same issue. But honestly, if something feels off, it's always better to err on the side of caution and call your doctor.

Honestly, I'm surprised more people aren't talking about the side effects of this drug. It's used so commonly in dental procedures, and I had no idea it could cause such serious issues. I'm definitely going to be more cautious about it in the future.

I had a similar reaction to this drug and ended up in the hospital. The tingling sensations were beyond strange, and I felt restless and nervous. I was so relieved that the doctors on staff were helpful.

Methemoglobinemia? That sounds scary. I had no idea that was a possible side effect. I'm glad I don't have the blue lips yet.

I had a similar experience with Xylocaine/epinephrine. I felt lightheaded and had a bit of a headache too, but my doctor reassured me that these are common side effects and should go away in a few hours. I would recommend talking to your doctor to get their professional opinion.

Have you reported your side effects to the FDA? It's important to keep track of these things, especially if they are more severe. The FDA can help monitor trends and potentially prevent others from experiencing the same issues. You can report them online at https://www.fda.gov/medwatch. My doctor suggested I do that, and I'm glad a did because I felt heard and helped!

I had a weird reaction to this drug. I felt like I was burning up and I could not stop feeling anxious. It was a very strange experience, but my doctor said it was rare.