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What to do if i have lidocaine injected intravenously instead of just numbing tissue?

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Dr. Peter Fischer answered

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IV Lidocaine: Lidocaine, in low doses, is actually injected intravenously in certain clinical situations. Toxic levels of this medication would first cause neurologic symptoms and then cardiovascular sequelae. If small amounts are injected IV in the process of infiltrating tissue, it is unlikely that one would suffer any major complications.

Answered 5/21/2014

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