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Gen7t Plus

Generic: Lidocaine, Menthol

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Amides✓ FDA-verified
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Gen7t Plus is a patch used for relieving pain, and it contains lidocaine and menthol, which help numb the area and create a cooling sensation on the skin. You start by applying one patch at a time to the affected area, and you should not use more than one patch at once or on broken skin. It's important to know that you should not use this patch if you are allergic to lidocaine or similar medications. Additionally, consult your doctor if you are pregnant, planning to become pregnant, or breastfeeding. Always follow your healthcare provider's instructions and avoid using it with other external pain-relieving products.
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    Dosage

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      Side effects

      Common

      Application site reactions like dermatitisItchingScaling

      Serious

      Serious adverse experiences similar to other amide anesthetics
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      Warnings

      ⚠ Important warnings

      • For external use only.
      • Do not use more than 1 patch at a time.
      • Do not apply on irritated or swollen skin.
      • Do not use on wounds or damaged skin.
      • Consult a physician for children under 12.
      • Stop use if condition worsens.
      • Stop use if allergic to any ingredients.
      • Stop use if pregnant or breastfeeding.
      • Do not use with heating pads.
      • Call healthcare provider for shortness of breath or swelling of tongue/throat.
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      Drug interactions

      • Class 1 antiarrhythmic drugsadditive toxic effectsCaution
      • Other local anestheticsconsider total absorbed amountCaution

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