Xylocaine Jelly User Reviews & Ratings
Xylocaine Jelly has an average rating of 10.0 out of 10 from a total of 2 reviews on Drugs.com. 100% of reviewers reported a positive experience, while 0% reported a negative experience.
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Burns, External | 1 reviews for Burns, External | 109 medications | |
Pain | 1 reviews for Pain | 1151 medications |
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- September 21, 2009
For Pain "It's a good pain medication if you have genital herpes. I know they say to take Panadol, but it's just not effective enough. This is much better."
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For Burns, External "This gel works great. I had a 3rd degree burn from a car accident on the inside of my left leg, just below the knee cap. It started as a blister, most likely (according to paramedics and firefighters) from the radiator hose coming through the firewall and spewing my leg with hot steam. After a day or two in ICU, I guess it apparently popped and turned into a 1-inch deep hole in my leg, which fairly quickly became severely infected. I was scheduled to have the burn debrided, and the doctor came in and covered the entire burn with this Xylocaine gel. He returned approximately 20 minutes later with some lidocaine to inject around and in the burn itself, and I didn't feel a thing. Xylocaine did its job and did it well. Definitely use if you have the ability to choose."