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Lidothol Gel is a pain relief medication used on intact skin, comprised of Lidocaine 4.5% and Menthol 5%. Lidothol Gel precautions include potential increased blood concentration of Lidocaine due to smaller patients or impaired elimination, caution in patients with severe hepatic disease, history of drug sensitivities, avoid application to broken or inflamed skin, not recommended to use with external heat sources, and contact of the Lidothol Gel with eyes is to be avoided. Along with warnings of flammability and risk of Methemoglobinemia and excessive dosing, Lidothol should be used with caution in patients with pulmonic compromise or infants. The Pharmacokinetics state that Absorption and distribution of lidocaine depend on the duration of application and surface area, while it is unclear if Lidothol Gel is metabolized in the skin. Lastly, it is indicated for relief of pain associated with arthritis, backache, strains, sprains, neckache, and cramps.*

This text provides information on the usage, dosage, administration, and possible adverse reactions of Lidothol gel, a topical analgesic that contains Lidocaine. It discusses the importance of close monitoring, supportive care, and symptomatic treatment in case of Lidocaine overdose. The text also warns against the concurrent use of Lidothol gel with other local anesthetic agents and provides guidance on proper handling and disposal of the product. It highlights potential adverse reactions and offers the necessary steps to manage them. Finally, the text contains information on drug interactions, precautions, and contraindications associated with the use of Lidothol gel.*