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Default Has anyone been offered a lignocaine/lidoderm infusion for pain relief?

Hi everyone
I went to a Pain Management Clinic today and the anesthetist offered me a Lignocaine infusion for pain relief - I will need to visit hospital for a day and have this inserted by drip for 5 hrs and hopefully it will give 6 weeks of pain relief. He said sometimes after a series of this treatment the sodium pumps in the nerves settle down. Has anyone else had experience of this treatment?
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