sexiest1I Was Just Curious To Know If It Had The Same Effect Somewhere Else On The Body, Like It Does Orally.Its Not Going To Be Done I Just Wanted To Know! Thank You
Will marcaine or septocaine numb the leg if injected there?
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- 4 Jun 2011 by sexiest1
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- marcaine, septocaine, anesthesia, local anesthesia
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ElizaJane234 Jun 2011
Hello - and welcome. It would help us to answer your question if you would provide more information: where is the injection site; what will be done; what is the desired affect or treatment hoping to be obtained, etc. Just click on Add More Information and tell us what you can. Thanks!
5 Jun 2011
Just speaking of my own experience with Lidocaine and Marcaine - Yes. I have a compounded Lidocaine ointment made especially for me as I have an allergy to an ingredient in the Licocaine patches. I find that the Lidocaine in this topical ointment caused the area to be pretty numb. It definitely works! As far as Marcaine goes, my pain specialist gives me trigger point injections with it, and the area goes numb.
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