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What Is The Relation Between Ambezim And Local Anaesthesia In Dental Healthcare ?
hi please tell me about the relation between Ambezim &Local Anaesthesia in dental health care
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hi
ambezim is just a combination of trypsin and chymotrypsin enzymes which is administered orally to reduce the intensity of inflammation, decrease pain, decreasing oedema & favour the penetration of antibacterial agents in the affected areas.
till date , theres no relation between local anesthesia and ambezim.
with regards
Dr Ankit
ambezim is just a combination of trypsin and chymotrypsin enzymes which is administered orally to reduce the intensity of inflammation, decrease pain, decreasing oedema & favour the penetration of antibacterial agents in the affected areas.
till date , theres no relation between local anesthesia and ambezim.
with regards
Dr Ankit
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hi, there is no known relation between these two. local anesthesia has some of its own complications and side effects but it has no link with the said drug. regards.
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There is no relation between the two. Local anesthesia is contrainidicated in patients allergic to any component in it.
There is no relation between the two. Local anesthesia is contrainidicated in patients allergic to any component in it.
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There is no clinical trial to prove ambezim to be contraindicated in local anesthetia. Actually hardly any drugs are contra indicated before local anesthetia. SO i think u will b e fine
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There is no clinical trial to prove ambezim to be contraindicated in local anesthetia. Actually hardly any drugs are contra indicated before local anesthetia. SO i think u will b e fine
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