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Old 03-17-2014, 04:55 PM #11
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Thanks Bryanna. It wasn't a panic attack. I've had them before and this was nothing like one. It was a multiple use vile of lidocaine so maybe the preservative was a problem.

Thanks for the link.
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Marlene,

Yes, multi use vials of anesthetic will contain preservatives. You can call the doctors office and ask for the brand and exact medication that was used. Just for your future reference.

Hope your test results come back positively healthy!

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Thanks Bryanna. It wasn't a panic attack. I've had them before and this was nothing like one. It was a multiple use vile of lidocaine so maybe the preservative was a problem.

Thanks for the link.
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Thanks Bryanna. And yes, they came back all clear.
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