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Can using topical aspercreme w/ lidocaine cause nausea or any other side effects when used on the face? especially if applied twice with a short amount of time in between both applications?
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Aspercreme: Hi, no it should not cause any systemic side effects. local side effects such as irritation of the skin can still happen.
Answered 11/15/2020
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