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What are the different uses of lidocaine as a medicine?
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Anesthesia: Lidocaine is short-acting local anesthetic that is often used to provide topical anesthesia as well as anesthesia for nerve and spinal blocks. It is also sometimes used to treat cardiac rhythm problems.
Answered 1/8/2015
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