aminoacridine hydrochloride + lidocaine hydrochloride at a glance
Medicine type
Local anaesthetic with an antiseptic
Licensed uses
Pain from common mouth ulcers and denture rubbing
Form
Oral gel applied directly to the affected area
Important limitation
Not suitable for treating teething in children
What is aminoacridine hydrochloride + lidocaine hydrochloride used for?
The selected product is licensed for local pain relief in the mouth.
Painful common mouth ulcers
Soreness caused by dentures rubbing against the mouth
How does aminoacridine hydrochloride + lidocaine hydrochloride work?
Lidocaine temporarily blocks local nerve conduction, numbing the painful area. Aminoacridine acts more slowly as a local antiseptic against bacteria and fungi, although its precise mechanism is not fully defined.
How to take aminoacridine hydrochloride + lidocaine hydrochloride
This is an oral gel for use inside the mouth. Apply it directly to the affected area using a clean finger or a small pad of cotton wool, following the product label.
Wash your hands before and after applying it.
Use it only on the affected area inside the mouth.
Do not use it as a teething treatment.
aminoacridine hydrochloride + lidocaine hydrochloride side effects
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- Rare hypersensitivity reactions to lidocaine, which may include swelling or breathing difficulty and require urgent help
aminoacridine hydrochloride + lidocaine hydrochloride in pregnancy
Evidence for this exact combination during pregnancy is limited. The product information says its safety has not been established but it is not considered to constitute a hazard; ask a pharmacist, dentist or prescriber if treatment is repeatedly needed or the ulcer is persistent.
aminoacridine hydrochloride + lidocaine hydrochloride while breastfeeding
Evidence for the complete combination during breastfeeding is limited, although the product information does not consider it a hazard. UK guidance considers locally used lidocaine compatible with breastfeeding because systemic absorption and transfer into milk are expected to be low; seek individual advice for a premature or unwell infant.
aminoacridine hydrochloride + lidocaine hydrochloride interactions
No interactions with other medicines are stated in the current product information.
Common questions about aminoacridine hydrochloride + lidocaine hydrochloride
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What is aminoacridine hydrochloride + lidocaine hydrochloride used for?
It relieves pain from common mouth ulcers and soreness caused by dentures rubbing inside the mouth.
How does aminoacridine hydrochloride + lidocaine hydrochloride work?
Lidocaine numbs local pain by blocking nerve conduction, while aminoacridine provides local antiseptic activity.
How do I apply aminoacridine hydrochloride + lidocaine hydrochloride gel?
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