IV Lidocaine Infusion in Manhattan, NY

Lidocaine is a common local anesthetic that can be administered by IV infusion to treat and relieve chronic pain. By slowly administering IV lidocaine intravenously, its mechanism of action is different than when it is directly injected into tissue. When administered intravenously, lidocaine has been shown to be effective in modulating and dampening pain responses in those who suffer from chronic pain conditions.

Lidocaine infusions can be used for many different forms of chronic pain, including but not limited to neuropathic pain, complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) and fibromyalgia. Each patient is unique and requires a tailored IV lidocaine infusion. During your first visit, your physician will review your complete medical history, as well as perform a physical examination to ensure you are an appropriate candidate.

During your lidocaine infusion an IV is placed in your arm or hand and the medication is slowly infused over 45 minutes to 1 hour. Patient’s will have a baseline set of vitals taken prior to the start of their infusion and anti-anxiety and/or anti-nausea medications may be administered as well. Throughout the duration of your infusion, one of our medical assistants will frequently check up on you to ensure that you are not having any side effects and tolerating the infusion. Once your infusion is complete you will be monitored prior to being discharged. IV lidocaine infusions can be repeated as directed by your physician.

If you are interested in booking an IV lidocaine infusion, please call Ospina Medical in Midtown Manhattan today. Our physicians are leaders in the field of wellness and IV therapies and we would be happy to answer any questions you may have.

How is the IV Lidocaine Infusion administered?

The infusion is administered through an IV placed in the arm or hand, typically over 45 minutes to an hour. Patients are monitored during and after the infusion to ensure there are no adverse effects.

How soon can one expect relief after an IV Lidocaine infusion?

Relief from pain may vary; some patients experience improvements during or shortly after their infusion, while others may notice benefits a few days post-treatment. The onset of relief depends on individual pain conditions and responses to lidocaine.

Are there any patient restrictions for receiving IV Lidocaine Infusion?Patients with certain medical conditions, such as severe liver disease, heart block, or those taking certain medications, may not be suitable candidates for IV Lidocaine. A thorough medical assessment is performed by our team at Ospina Medical to ensure safety.