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Old 06-18-2016, 08:05 PM #1
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I too had lidocaine infusion but mine was paired with Ketamine. I am not sure about lidocaine alone but it takes a few ketamine infusions to really lessen the pain. Little Paw has a great thread on ketamine.

The desensitization works really well! Keep at it, small changes are victories!

Sending you healing to you tonight!
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