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Xylocaine 10mg Anaesthetic Spray – 50ml
Xylocaine 10mg Anaesthetic Spray – 50ml
₵327.00
Xylocaine 10mg Anaesthetic Spray contains an active ingredient called Lidocaine which is a local anaesthetic used to numb chosen areas – to relieve pain or discomfort. It can be used to numb your mouth during dental treatments and for other medical examinations and operations.
The pain relief starts to take effect after 1-5 minutes of using the spray.
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Like all medicines, this medicine can cause side effects although not everybody gets them. Severe allergic reactions (rare, may affect up to 1 in 1,000 people): If you have a severe allergic reaction, tell your doctor immediately. The signs may include sudden onset of: • Swelling of your face, lips, tongue or throat. This may make it difficult to swallow. • Severe or sudden swelling of your hands, feet and ankles. • Difficulty breathing. • Severe itching of the skin (with raised lumps). Other possible side effects: • Irritation where Xylocaine Spray has been used. • Feeling nervous. • Feeling dizzy. • Feeling sleepy. • Loss of consciousness. • Sore throat. • Hoarse voice or loss of voice. • Low blood pressure. This might make you feel dizzy or light-headed. • Fits (seizures). • Difficulty breathing or slow breathing. • Slow heart beat. • Stopped breathing or a stopped heart beat.
Xylocaine 10mg Anaesthetic Spray - The active ingredient is lidocaine. Each dose of spray contains 10 mg of lidocaine.
The other ingredients are ethanol, levomenthol, macrogol 400, essence of banana (contains propylene glycol), saccharin and purified water.
Xylocaine 10mg Anaesthetic Spray - Always use Xylocaine Spray exactly as your doctor or dentist has told you. You should check with them if you are not sure.
- Do not use more than 20 sprays.
- You should use as few sprays as possible.
- The effects should start to take effect in 1-5 minutes
- Do not get the spray in your eyes.
- Xylocaine Spray should be used with care in the elderly, in people who are in poor general health and in children.
Xylocaine 10mg Anaesthetic Spray - You must not use Xylocaine Spray if:
- You are allergic (hypersensitive) to lidocaine or any of the other ingredients of Xylocaine Spray
- You are allergic to any other local anaesthetics of the same class (such as prilocaine or bupivacaine)
- You have any cuts, sores or ulcers in your throat, mouth or nose.
- You have a chest infection.
- You have epilepsy.
- You have heart problems such as a slow heart beat.
- You have very low blood pressure.
- You have liver or kidney problems.
- You have ever been told that you have a rare disease of the blood pigment called ‘porphyria’ or anyone in your family has it.
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