Sensorcaine-MPF for Local Anesthesia User Reviews
- SLJ...
- March 7, 2009
"I'm allergic to most -caines, and Sensorcaine MPF makes it possible for me to get dental work done without fear of an allergic reaction or having to be on a steroid regimen prior to having dental work done. Since being tested, it has been a wonderful find, since not only have I had to have dental work done, but also have had to have stitches and other medical procedures which required local numbing."
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"I went to the ER for a scalp laceration that required stitches. The ER doctor used Sensorcaine to numb the area before suturing. I started feeling sick, like the energy was draining out of me. He began the stitches but didn't get to finish before I totally passed out. The doc said I was 'snoring up a storm,' which meant I was having trouble breathing. Took a couple of hours to be able to get off the bed afterward. Awful experience!"