Topical Local Anesthetics

Topical local anesthetics are medicines used to alleviate pain, including nerve pain and pain experienced following surgery. They are applied locally to an area of skin and the surrounding area to cause a loss of feeling and numbness. Commonly prescribed topical local anesthetics include Topicaine 5 (lidocaine), Emla (lidocaine, prilocaine) and Xylocaine (lidocaine).

Drugs classified as Topical Local Anesthetics are frequently used to treat the following conditions:

• topical anesthesia
• Hemorrhoids
• insect bites or stings
• skin abrasion
• local anesthesia
• stomatitis
• Eczema
• Anal Fissures
• Anesthesia
• Pain
• Postherpetic Neuralgia
• caudal anesthesia
• dental anesthesia
• epidural anesthesia
• infiltration anesthesia
• mandibular nerve block
• peripheral nerve block
• sympathetic nerve block
• paracervical block
• stellate ganglion block

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