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Wisest Elder Ever
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Great Lakes
Posts: 33,508
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I would wonder...
for how long a time period you felt these sensations?
Just at the beginning, or did they last for many minutes or an hour?
Often when one applies a lidocaine or benzocaine topical, there is a temporary sting....then the numbness.
When I put the Lidoderm patches that I use sometimes for nerve pain, for PN, I get extreme cold, and then a temporary discomfort, then nothing. Then they start to work within an hour.
When I put Benzocaine on a cold sore in the mouth, it will throb like the dickens when it wears off. So sometimes the nerves get over stimulated or irritated. But I doubt the effect you are having is an allergy. You'd get some local effect in the mouth, if it were.
I guess it will remain a puzzle until you find an answer.
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