Just got a prescription for Lidocaine 1% Inj, 50ml – anyone have experience to share?

Why are you even considering the use of Lidocaine? It is a horrible drug, and it made me feel like I was going to pass out. I had a bad reaction to it, and I had to go to the emergency room. If you are going to a dental office, you might want to call ahead to see what pain management options they have. What about all of the other side effects? Do you have the right kind of pain medicine? You can have the worst side effects ever, and you will not be able to deal with the pain. I am not sure if I would take it if I had any other options. I am not a fan of this drug, and I would avoid it if I had any other options.

I had a bad reaction to Lidocaine, and I have a feeling that it was because I had a reaction to a numbing gel on my tooth. If you have a history of skin allergies and reactions, you might want to let your doctor know. I was like a zombie for a LONG time and had a lot of pain right after the procedure. Just be aware that the pain may return right after as you are waking up. The nerve block may wear off right away, and the pain will return. I would also ask the doctor if they are giving you any pain medication after the procedure. Did you get a prescription for pain pills, or will you be left without any medication for the pain? Another thing to consider is if the pain is worse after the procedure. It is always good to have a plan for dealing with it.

My experience with Lidocaine was actually pretty good, but I think my doctor used a different dosage or brand. I had no side effects, but it was just for a minor procedure, so I can't speak for more extensive uses. I was also told that the effects can wear off in about 1-2 hours, and after that, you should be good to go. Just make sure you have someone to take you home if you have any further procedures.

I had a bad reaction to Lidocaine once and it wasn't fun. I had almost instant chest tightness, and I thought I was going to pass out. It went away after a few minutes, but it was scary. Just be cautious and listen to your body. I was always worried about the risks of major side effects, so it might be good to talk to your doctor about any possible alternatives.

I'm a medical student, and I can confirm that the side effects listed are rare, but they can happen. It's always better to be safe than sorry, so if you feel anything unusual, tell your doctor right away. I think it's best to prepare for the worst and hope for the best. My best advice is to try to stay calm and relaxed, as anxiety can make things worse. Also, don't panic if you experience any minor side effects, as they usually go away quickly. You have the right to be scared, and you should voice these fears to your doctor.

I have had Lidocaine injections before and had no side effects. But I have a high tolerance for pain, and I can deal with it. I was also given Vicodin, but it did not do anything. I was in a lot of pain, and I had to go to the emergency room. I was given a prescription for pain medication, but it did not do anything. It is always good to talk to your doctor about any pain management options they have. If you are going to a dental office, you might want to call ahead to see what pain management options they have. I am a medical student, and I can confirm that the side effects listed are rare, but they can happen. Just be cautious and listen to your body.

Lidocaine is a commonly used anesthetic, so don't be too worried. Just follow your doctor's advice and you should be okay. Since I knew I would be worried, I asked my doctor to walk me through the procedure and explain what I needed to know. You can also ask to be fully numbed and wake up without anxiety about the procedure. I also asked them to explain the symptoms of a bad reaction and what I needed to do. I called my kids into the room, and if the conversation got too scary, they would know to call 911. Just do whatever you need to do to feel a little safer.

I've had Lidocaine injections before for dental work. The most annoying side effect I had was the metallic taste, but it went away quickly. Just make sure to follow your doctor's instructions and you should be fine. Also, another thing to consider is if you have had a bad reaction to any anesthetics in the past, let your doctor know. I nearly freaked out when I read about the rare side effects, but my dentist assured me that they are quite rare and that I should monitor for anything out of the ordinary. I was glad I did not freak out when I read the list because I went through the procedure and the side effects were minor.You can even ask your doctor to use the smallest amount or suggest an alternative.