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Old 04-02-2007, 02:24 AM #1
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Default Lidocaine Infusions

Hello all,

I recently had a discussion with an anesthesiologist regarding my PN pain. (I am not a diabetic nor has any other reason been found for my PN so I have been an Idiopathic sufferer for about 4 yrs.)

He asked if I had ever heard of lidocaine infusions for the treatment of PN pain. I had not and so I thought I would bring it here. Has anyone been treated with lidocaine infusions for PN?

Thanks,
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