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What does local anesthetic feel like?
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Numbing: Local anesthetics cause the area to feel pretty numb, but you maybe able to sense pressure sensations. Usually you will feel a prick of the needle, followed by a burning sensation from the local anesthetic. Sortly after you will begin to feel numb, .
Answered 8/6/2015
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