Lidayn Injection 30 ml

Here are the common uses of Lidayn Injection:

• Local anaesthesia: Lidayn Injection is injected to numb a specific, localised area of the body, allowing pain-free minor surgical or diagnostic procedures.
• Dental procedures: It is used to block pain signals in the teeth and gums during dental work like extractions, fillings, or root canals.
• Regional nerve blocks: The injection can block nerve pathways to anaesthetise a larger region, such as an entire limb or finger, for complex procedures.
• Surgical bleeding control: By temporarily narrowing local blood vessels, it helps minimise bleeding at the surgical site, giving the surgeon a clearer view.

Lidayn Injection provides several benefits by offering effective local pain control while reducing bleeding:

• Provides Rapid Pain Relief: It quickly blocks pain signals from the treated area, allowing procedures to be performed comfortably.
• Prolongs the Numbing Effect: The adrenaline component slows the absorption of lignocaine, helping the anaesthetic effect last longer and reducing the need for repeated injections.
• Reduces Bleeding During Procedures: By narrowing blood vessels at the injection site, it helps minimise bleeding and provides a clearer surgical field.
• Supports a More Comfortable Procedure: Effective pain control and reduced bleeding help make medical and dental procedures smoother for both the patient and the healthcare professional.

• Follow your doctor’s instructions on the dosage and timing of this medication.
• Lidayn Injection will be administered by the doctor or nurse in a healthcare setting.
• Do not self-administer.

• Avoid eating hot food or chewing: If Lidayn Injection was used for a dental procedure, do not eat or chew gum until the numbness has completely worn off to avoid accidentally biting your cheek, tongue, or lips.
• Do not consume hot beverages: Avoid hot coffee or tea immediately after dental or oral procedures, as you may burn your mouth without realising it due to the lack of sensation.
• Rest the treated area: Allow the numbed part of your body to rest after the procedure, avoiding strenuous activity or heavy lifting that could strain the injection site.
• Stay hydrated with water: Drink plenty of water after your procedure to help your body process and clear the medication naturally.
• Avoid alcohol: Do not drink alcohol for at least 24 hours after your procedure, as it can interact with the remaining anaesthetic in your system and increase drowsiness or dizziness.

• Check the solution: Before injection, ensure the healthcare provider inspects the vial. The liquid should be completely clear and colourless. Do not use if it is cloudy, discoloured, or contains particles.
• Monitor the injection site: Keep an eye on the area where you were injected for several days. Contact your doctor if you notice worsening pain, redness, warmth, or pus, which could indicate a localised infection.
• Be careful with numb limbs: If the injection was used to numb an arm or leg, protect the limb from extreme temperatures (like hot water bottles or ice packs) and physical injury until full sensation returns.
• Do not drive immediately: Avoid driving, operating machinery, or performing tasks that require full alertness until you are certain the anaesthetic has fully worn off and you feel completely back to normal.
• Report persistent numbness: If the loss of sensation or a tingling feeling lasts for more than 24 hours after your procedure, contact your healthcare provider immediately.