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"Robert K. Cassatt" <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 18 Sep 1997 08:24:01 -0400
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<<Disclaimer: Verify this information before applying it to your situation.>>

About a week ago I queried the group to see if anyone got any kind of
reaction to Novocaine. Accordingly, here is an abbreviated summary of the
responses:

1. One respondent indicated that she also got a severe reaction, and
recommended using Citanest in lieu of novocaine.
2. Another respondent thought that Novocain is broken down into Paba in the
body and that perhaps the reaction was caused by Paba .
3. One individual mentioned that the chemical dabbed on the gum prior to
the injection, Carbocain, (my interpretation) could be the cause.
4.It was thought that perhaps stress played a role, but was not sure about
novocaine.
5. Another respondent thought that it was the ephenephrine. (A constituent
of novocaine?)
6. Another person mentioned that she got a strange and "out of it" feeling
from novocaine.
7. One person said that she went into shock and lost her eyesight temporarily.
8. Finally, one individual suggested that there is something else in
novocaine which could cause a reaction.
9. Another person suggested that the reaction might have come from pain
medications, or antibiotics, after administration of novocaine ( although
this was not true in my case).

Bob Cassatt


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