Lignocaine Hydrochloride 2% w/v Gel Lignocaine Hydrochloride is a water-soluble topical local anaesthetic gel that rapidly and safely offers short-acting haematesthesia of topical areas. Regular use by numerous hospitals, clinics, dental practices, and diagnostic centres aids in the relief of pain/discomfort associated with minor medical, surgical, dental, and urological procedures. Features: - Water soluble – Easy to apply and it quickly and safely provides Short-term local haematesthesia of topical areas - Provides easy and pleasant sensations upon application A totally water-based gel for local haematesthesia with no greasiness.
One gram of the gel packs Lignocaine Hydrochloride (standardized 2% w/v), an ideal and classical amide local anaesthetic of choice – rapid in activity, moderate in duration and strong in safety profile when used per- label. Our Life Vision India compb detailed the world over in each and every batch.
LIGNOCAINE 2% GEL (Lignocaine Hydrochloride 2 % w/v Gel) OF INDICATIONS AND USAGE LIGNOCAINE 2% GEL is intended for local anaesthesia of exposed mucous membranes before minor surgical procedures. Common Usage is as follows:
Use to topical lubricate and provide local anaesthesia to the urethra before catheterisation, cystoscopy or sounding.
In the throat, mouth and nose prior to endoscopy, intubation or dental work.
Minimize pain and discomfort during small dermatology and mucosal procedures
Relaxing muscle tone to facilitate the insertion of medical instruments, tubes, and catheters into body cavities
Offering symptomatic relief to alleviate localized discomfort or irritation to the accessible mucous membrane in accordance with the doctors instruction.
Since the gel both lubricates and anaesthetises, it has found good usage in urology and endoscopy departments, where the ease of introduction of instrument is as much the concern as the dignity of the patient.
Lignocaine Hydrochloride Gel typically treats piles in grades 1 and 2. Follow your doctor's instructions when using Lignocaine Hydrochloride Gel. Read every bit of information as directed. Observe all directions to the letter.
Here are possible side-effects that may occur due to the application of Lignocaine Hydrochloride gel. These side-effects may vary from person to person. These side-effects are possible, not necessarily always. Some of the side-effects may be rare but serious. Consult your doctor if you notice any of the following side-effects, especially if they are persistent.
Inform your doctor about all current medications you're taking, over-the-counter items like vitamins or supplements, as well as any medications for allergies, chronic conditions, pregnancy, or other conditions before using Lignocaine Hydrochloride gel. You might be more susceptible to this gel's adverse effects if you have certain medical conditions. Observe the directions on the product or those provided by your doctor. The correct dosage must be determined by a specialist because it is dependent on the severity of your ailment. If your problem doesn't change or gets worse, let your doctor know. Care to be taken with:
This is a prescribed topical anaesthetic for administration by a trained professional only, such as a qualified doctor or dentist. For use by the professional in mid-procedure and not to be self-administered, specifically for procedural, urethral or mucosal use.
The topical lignocaine gel usually starts to numb the area where it has been applied after a few minutes. Precise onset depends on the application site, the tissue thickness and the amount of lignocaine gel used, so procedures often start after a brief delay.
Use of teeth should be and is only indicated at the prescription of the doctor or dentist. He will clarify the wrong place of use, dosage and duration, since an incorrect self-application can result in poor numbness or Nebenwirkungen.
Repetition or repetitive/sustained use should be only for the indications and in doses where used safely under a doctor’s supervision. The more regularly or the greater quantity used increased the likelihood of systemic lignocaine absorption and undesirable effects outside the current treatment area.
No, it should not be used on broken or abraded skin or large denuded areas unless directed by the physician because transdermal absorption is increased through denuded areas and there is increased potential for systemic effects.
Because you use this gel for certain procedures, not on a consistent schedule, just move on to the next dose whenever it is time. Do not add more to make up for forgotten doses.
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