Lidofix 2% ADR Injection

Lidofix 2% ADR Injection contains the active ingredients Lignocaine and Adrenaline Bitartrate. Lignocaine is a local anaesthetic that numbs the body area. Adrenaline is a vasoconstrictor that constricts blood vessels. Lidofix 2% ADR Injection is used to treat certain types of chronic pain and provides pain relief during labour, after surgery, or after acute injury. Before using this medication, inform your physician if you have severe allergic reactions. Disclose your complete medical history to your physician, especially if you have high blood pressure or heart problems such as slow heartbeat, hypovolaemia (decreased blood volume), epilepsy, stroke, diabetes, thyroid problems, liver or kidney disease, inflammation at the injection site, or porphyria (a rare blood pigment disorder). This medication is not recommended if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.

Used as local anesthesia Treats certain types of chronic pain Provides pain relief in labor, after surgery, or after acute injury

Lidocaine works by stopping the influx of sodium ions into the membrane surrounding the nerves, preventing impulse initiation and conduction. As a result, it has an anesthetic effect and lessens pain perception. Adrenaline works by tightening and restricting blood vessels, slowing their distribution. Thereby prolonging Lidocaine’s effect.

Your doctor only administers Liofix 2% Adr Injection. Do not self-administer.

Side effects are unwanted symptoms caused by medicines. Even though all medications cause side effects, not everyone gets them. Serious: Severe allergic reactions Nerve damage Arachnoiditis (inflammation of a membrane that surrounds the spinal cord) Common: Nausea and vomiting Dizziness Low and high blood pressure Slow heartbeat Blurred vision Shakiness Ringing in the ear Numbness of the tongue or around the mouth Difficulty in speaking Pain at the site of injection

It is suggested to inform your healthcare provider if you have allergic reactions to Liofix 2% Adr Injection to avoid life-threatening complications. Tell your doctor before the treatment commencement if you are pregnant or have blood diseases like hypovolaemia (decreased blood volume), heart problems such as a slow heartbeat, difficulty breathing, or stroke. Avoid eating or chewing within 1 hour after this injection is given to numb your mouth or throat. This is because you may accidentally bite the inside of your mouth if you are still numb.