“Can you feel pain under local anesthesia?”
I am a 26 year old female. I want to know if you can feel pain under local anesthesia?
4 Answers
With properly applied local anesthetic you would not feel much, is any pain. However you WILL still feel pressure and touch
Neville
Neville
Yes. For many reasons
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No, you cannot feel pain under local anesthesia. At most, you may feel a pressure or pulling-tugging sensation that 'something' is happening, but you won't feel pain. Once the anesthesia wears off, you may feel pain depending on what was done.
Yes; if the local infiltration is inadequate. Most operative outpatient procedures will add intravenous sedation in addition to the local anesthetic injection of the operative site.
