I have reached a limit with medication options regarding my chronic pain and have now been offered lidocaine infusion which I am happy to try, however I know my tolerance for anaesthesia is high and I always require more when having any kind of procedures (due to my Ehlers danlos syndrome - connective tissue disorder). I am concerned that this will mean that the infusion will probably not be long lasting as suggested (up to 9 months) but advice is limited with the pain clinic as they is no written proof of why this happens in EDS patients.
Being a a different medication and procedure I am unsure of what to expect and how good the success rates are of these infusions, could you please shed some light on this for me??
Has anyone had this??
kimd regards
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