It is not clinically documented how much lidocaine hydrochloride gel paste needs to be applied to the glans, and the exact dosage needs to be prescribed by your doctor.
Lidocaine hydrochloride gel paste is a kind of anesthesia drug, colorless to slightly yellow viscous liquid. Clinically used for surface anesthesia, such as thoracoscopy or laparotomy for mucosal anesthesia. Clinical dosage of 2% colloidal paste is commonly used in adults to apply to the outer walls of catheters in the esophagus, pharynx, trachea, or urethra.
In female patients, 5 to 7 mL may be applied locally with a cotton swab for vaginal examination and 200 to 400 mg for urethral dilation or cystoscopy. There is no clear indication of how much needs to be applied to the glans, and the exact dosage needs to be followed.
Lidocaine Hydrochloride Collodion is contraindicated in special populations such as those who are allergic to the product, severe myocardial damage, severe sinus node dysfunction, newborns, pregnant and lactating women. Some patients may experience adverse reactions such as tinnitus, agitation, coma, and decreased blood pressure. Excessive blood concentration may also cause slowing of atrial conduction velocity, ventricular fibrillation and cardiac arrest.
It is recommended that patients use Lidocaine Hydrochloride Collodion under the guidance of a doctor, if used together with other drugs, there may also be a mutual reaction, you should consult a doctor in advance, so as to avoid blind use of medication resulting in adverse effects.