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Is lidocaine 1% safe during pregnancy?
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Yes: It is safe during pregnancy. Also, when used for spinal or epidural anesthesia for either vaginal delivery or C-section it is safe and has been used for many years. More commonly lidocaine 1.5% is used for neuraxial anesthesia.
Answered 4/13/2020
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