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Thanks Ankia!!

Ek sal maar by die gynae hoor einde van die maand, ek kan darem nog uithou vir nou

Lidocaine works by preventing the initiation and transmission of nerve impulses to the brain. Without this anesthetic, these impulses would reach the brain and may be interpreted as pain. Generally, novocaine or lidocaine takes effect in about 2-5 minutes and is effective for 1-2 hours depending on the dosage, method of administration, individual patient and other variables. Novocaine and lidocaine are readily absorbed into the body after administration.

Novocaine used to be a common local anesthetic used in dentistry. Today, lidocaine (also called Xylocaine) is used because some patients had allergic reactions to novocaine. Lidocaine, which is also a local anesthetic, works in essentially the same way as novocaine without causing allergic reactions and other side effects. The chemical structure of lidocaine is different from novocaine, however.

On page 2231 of the American Hospital Formulary Service (AHFS) Drug Information reference, 1995 edition, it states: "Safe use of local anesthetics during pregnancy prior to labor has not been established with respect to adverse effects on fetal development. Careful consideration should be given to this fact before administering these drugs in pregnant women." Injected local anesthetics can cross the placenta. However, the small amounts of lidocaine used in dentistry probably will not adversely affect a developing fetus. The following commentary addresses local anesthetics, in general, unless specifically stated otherwise:

Traditionally, dentists have offered conservative treatment options to pregnant women. Today, dental visits during pregnancy are not taboo. Oral infections should be treated immediately because they can rapidly spread throughout the body. Systemic infections can adversely affect the fetus. If you are experiencing pain, emergency treatment and minimal emergency radiographs should be completed immediately. Toothaches usually do not subside without professional intervention! Annual dental exams and routine teeth cleanings are encouraged. However, elective treatment should be postponed until after you give birth. Elective treatment includes most cosmetic dental procedures. Routine radiographs should also be postponed.

Most obstetricians and dentists prefer that dental treatment take place during the second trimester, if possible. Many physicians and dentists agree that dental care during the first trimester should be kept to a minimum. The first trimester is the time when most of the fetal organs are developing. While dental treatment may not necessarily harm these organs, it is best to minimize any potential risk. During the second half of the third trimester, dental care should also be minimized. This is mostly due to the comfort of the expectant mother. When laying back in the dental chair during the late stages of pregnancy, the uterus can place pressure on the inferior vena cava (the main vein which returns blood to heart from the lower extremities). Not only is this uncomfortable, but it can also create a loss of consciousness. If treatment is to be rendered at this time, a shifting in the mother's position must be allowed every 3-7 minutes. In addition, if the situation is stressful (as visiting the dentist can be for some people), premature labor can be induced.

Laliek ek het gehoor dat jy nie kan tandarts to gaan nie, behalwe in groot emergencys
Ek gaan nou google

Sjoe Lalie, ek twyfel. Jy kan maar net bel en uitvind, maar ek dink amper nie mens kan gaan terwyl jy swanger is nie. Selfde met 'n oogtoets, hulle doen dit nie terwyl jy swanger is nie.

Hexy wat gebeur in die geval as mens swanger is en jy moet tandarts toe gaan? My een tand pla my net so ek dink hy het 'n gaatjie in en ek was van plan om Desember te gaan maar toe daag ons ou surprise op Kan jy nogsteeds stop al is jy swanger?