EMLA (lidocaine prilocaine): Reviews and patient testimonials

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Medication indications

EMLA Cream 5%

EMLA Cream is indicated for:

• Topical anaesthesia of the skin in connection with:

o needle insertion, e.g. intravenous catheters or blood sampling;

o superficial surgical procedures;

in adults and in the paediatric population.

• Topical anaesthesia of the genital mucosa, e.g. prior to superficial surgical procedures or infiltration anaesthesia; in adults and adolescents ≥ 12 years

• Topical anaesthesia of leg ulcers to facilitate mechanical cleansing/debridement in adults only.


Route of administration: Cutaneous
Molecule: lidocaine, prilocaine

Patients' opinions on EMLA

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1 = Not at all satisfied
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