Had Oral Surgery. Was Under Anesthesia. Received Novicane. Can It Cause Cluster Of Bumps On Lip?
Hi. I just had oral surgery two days ago and during the process I was under anasthesia and also received a lot of novicane. Now I have this strange cluser of bumps above my lip. Initially I thought it might be a big cold sore but this is like something I have never seen before. It is uncomfortable and very ugly. When it is dried it has a yellowish color and it is just a big cluster of tiny bumps....what is this?!
Hi, Thanks for your query. Novocaine as a drug usually does not have any side effects resulting in yellowish cluster of bumps. But after reading your symptoms I feel that the clusters may be due to trauma during the oral surgery due to pressure applied by the instruments which can happen as you were under anesthesia. I would suggest that you give it a week and massage with any normal lip gel. If after a week the problem still persists then please visit your surgeon for an examination. Regards
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Had Oral Surgery. Was Under Anesthesia. Received Novicane. Can It Cause Cluster Of Bumps On Lip?
Hi, Thanks for your query. Novocaine as a drug usually does not have any side effects resulting in yellowish cluster of bumps. But after reading your symptoms I feel that the clusters may be due to trauma during the oral surgery due to pressure applied by the instruments which can happen as you were under anesthesia. I would suggest that you give it a week and massage with any normal lip gel. If after a week the problem still persists then please visit your surgeon for an examination. Regards