Question 1

can oral anesthetic spray be swallowed?

Accepted Answer

Equivocal: Anesthetic spray can be swallowed, but should be avoided as it can numb the gag reflex & lead to choking &/or aspiration of food.

Question 2

can sore throat phenol oral anesthetic spray be swallowed?

Accepted Answer

Anestheic oral spray: The anesthetic oral spray is meant to work locally on the area you are spraying it on. It is not meant to be swallowed. In general, you don't  to swallow it, as it numbs the voice box area and esophagus and increases your chance of aspiration. Having said that, if you swallow a small amount, it will wear off within a half hour and you can resume eating and drinking.  Reaction is a rare possibility.

Question 3

what are the side effects of chloraseptic oral anesthetic sore throat spray?

Accepted Answer

Allergic reactions: Chloraseptic spray is an oral anesthetic and analgesic combination. It works by numbing the painful or irritated areas i would not use it 
if you are allergic to any ingredient in chloraseptic spray or you have a history of allergic reaction to local anesthetics (eg, benzocaine). If you are pregnant , plan to become pregnant  or breast-feeding i would consult your doctor.

Question 4

will my nephew be okay he swallowed some sore throat spray with 1.4 phenol oral anesthetic will he be okay and can be eat.

Accepted Answer

Throat surface: Yes to both questions.  Wait a few hours before eating to allow the medication effects to clear.

Question 5

what happen if i swallowed oral anesthetic anbesol?

Accepted Answer

Probably nothing: It isn't unusual to swallow or taste a little after you apply it to your gums for a canker sore or toothache. But be careful--an overdose of the medication (benzocaine) in anbesol can lead to a dangerous condition called methemoglobinemia, which deprives your system of oxygen. Never use adult strength anbesol for children or babies. Follow the directions carefully and use only a little at a time.

Question 6

can you be addicted to benzocaine (oral anesthetic)?

Accepted Answer

No: A person may continue to use Benzocaine not because (s)he is addicted to it but because (s)he wants continued relief from pain. The drug itself is not addictive.

Question 7

which is more effective anbesol oral anesthetic or oragel?

Accepted Answer

Not sure: If you look at the package of each i believe they both will say Benzocaine which is the primary form of topical anesthetic.  Likely they are very close to the same.

Question 8

can you overdose on oral anesthetic paste?

Accepted Answer

Anesthetic paste: You need to follow the directions on the tube of paste. Do not overdo things. There are always limits to any material used in the mouth so be careful. Follow instructions carefully.

Question 9

can i overdose too much on oral anesthetic paste?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Yes. Follow the instructions on the package concerning dosage, and you'll be fine.

Question 10

is it safer to use lacane or the oral anesthetic for waxing?

Accepted Answer

Waxing: Oral anesthetics work only in the mouth and are not topical anesthetics. Lacane(sp) i think you mean Lidocaine and it does come as a topical cream so i would use that.

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