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Dyclonine
Dyclonine is a medicine in the class central nervous system. It is used for topical anesthesia.
- Classe médicamenteuse: Central Nervous System
- Indications: topical anesthesia
Dernière mise à jour Sources: US FDA label
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L'essentiel
- Classe médicamenteuse
- Central Nervous System
- Formes courantes
- solution
- Dosages courants
- 2 mg, 5 mg/ml
- Noms commerciaux
- 2
- Pays et marchés
- 1
Indications
Mécanisme d'action
Produces surface anesthesia when applied topically to mucous membranes.
Posologie adulte habituelle (résumé de la notice)
Mucous membrane anesthesia (endoscopy, gag reflex, oral ulcers, ano-genital lesions): topical, lowest effective dose; maximum 30 mL of 1% solution (300 mg); usual 4 to 20 mL
Grossesse et allaitement
- Grossesse
- Unknown Local anaesthetic in throat lozenges and sprays; little reaches the blood. No animal reproduction studies or human data. Short-term use for a sore throat is unlikely to pose a risk; use only if needed.
- Allaitement
- Safe No milk data, but low exposure from lozenges or sprays makes infant effects unlikely (LactMed: relatively safe). If applied near the nipple, wipe it off before feeding; keep it off the baby's skin, as allergic dermatitis has occurred.
Effets indésirables signalés
- Lightheadedness
- Nervousness
- Dizziness
- Drowsiness
- Bradycardia and hypotension
- Urticaria and allergic reactions
Contre-indications
- Known hypersensitivity to the local anesthetic or other components of the product.
Précautions particulières
- Resuscitative equipment, oxygen and drugs must be immediately available when applied to mucous membranes.
- Do not inject into tissue or use in the eyes because of highly irritant properties.
- Use extreme caution with sepsis or severely traumatized mucosa due to potential for rapid systemic absorption.
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Questions fréquentes
What is Dyclonine used for?
Dyclonine is a medicine in the class central nervous system. It is used for Topical anesthesia.
What side effects have been reported with Dyclonine?
Lightheadedness, Nervousness, Dizziness, Drowsiness, Bradycardia and hypotension, Urticaria and allergic reactions.
Can Dyclonine be taken in pregnancy or while breastfeeding?
Pregnancy: Unknown. Local anaesthetic in throat lozenges and sprays; little reaches the blood. No animal reproduction studies or human data. Short-term use for a sore throat is unlikely to pose a risk; use only if needed. Breastfeeding: Safe. No milk data, but low exposure from lozenges or sprays makes infant effects unlikely (LactMed: relatively safe). If applied near the nipple, wipe it off before feeding; keep it off the baby's skin, as allergic dermatitis has occurred.
What does Dyclonine interact with?
MediHelp does not list a checked interaction for Dyclonine yet. Always tell your pharmacist about every medicine you take.
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