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A member asked:
My dermatologist used lidocaine with epinephrine to remove a mole while i was pregnant 14 weeks pregnant. was this safe to do?
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Yes: Given the limited amount used compared to the body volume it was diluted in I would not consider it a problem.
Answered 9/18/2020
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