Lidocaine Infusion Therapy
IV lidocaine may be considered for selected patients with neuropathic, centralized, or difficult-to-control pain.
Unlike local lidocaine injections, IV lidocaine circulates systemically and can affect pain signaling throughout the nervous system. Treatment is individualized based on your diagnosis, medical history, previous treatment response, and overall needs.
IV Therapy Grounded in Medical Care
Physician-Led Planning
We review your diagnosis, medical history, medications, previous treatments, and treatment goals to determine whether IV lidocaine may be appropriate.
Personalize
The medication, dose, and infusion length are selected based on your individual needs and response to treatment.
Individualized Treatment
Treatment takes place in the office with trained clinical staff monitoring your blood pressure, oxygen level, comfort, and response throughout the infusion.
Clinical Monitoring
Your response and tolerability are evaluated to help guide future treatment when additional infusions are medically appropriate.
A Targeted Approach to Lidocaine Treatment
IV lidocaine may be considered for patients experiencing neuropathic, centralized, or difficult-to-control pain. Unlike local lidocaine injections, IV lidocaine is administered systemically and may affect pain signaling throughout the nervous system.
Your provider will evaluate your diagnosis, medical history, medications, and previous treatment response to determine whether lidocaine infusion therapy is appropriate and develop a treatment plan based on your individual needs.
