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Can lidocaine give you a "hangover"? i was given lidocaine for a cervical biopsy on wed. had a bad panic reaction and have felt flu-like since.
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Yes it is possible : You may be sensitive to the side effects. It can cause hypotension, lethargy, and rarely respiratory depression. I would let your dentist and doctors aware that you had this reaction.
Answered 9/20/2015
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