
MBBS

MBBS, DNB (OBGY)
Frequently asked questions
Yes, Lidocaine / Lignocaine is commonly used for pain relief and local anaesthesia during medical and dental procedures.
Yes, this medicine causes temporary numbness at the site of application or injection as part of its action.
No, this medicine is not an antibiotic. It belongs to the group of local anaesthetic medicines.
This medicine should be used only in the prescribed amount and for the duration advised by your doctor.
This medicine should be used exactly as advised by your doctor or healthcare provider, depending on the condition being treated.
There is limited information available regarding the effects of this medicine on fertility. Consult your doctor if you have concerns.
This medicine usually starts working within a few minutes after application or injection, although the onset may vary depending on the dosage form.
Some topical formulations of this medicine may be available over the counter, while injections usually require medical supervision.
Yes, certain topical formulations of this medicine may provide temporary relief from toothache or mouth pain; however, persistent tooth pain should be evaluated by a dentist.
The duration of treatment depends on the medical condition and dosage form used and should be decided by your doctor.
Lidocaine / Lignocaine in other salts








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