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No one really knows what causes bell's palsy, but I've heard people say that going between hot and cold too quickly can cause it, as well as air being blown at their face (like when sticking there head out the car window while in motion.) I did neither, and still had it, so it's hard to say.
Dental implants are generally more painful and more recovery is necessary than for extractions, and so general anesthetic is recommended. If she really prefers the local, she should speak to the dentist about the possibility of that being an option.
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Your dentist will use and instrument to "wiggle" from side to side for a while, then use a special tooth instrument to twist and pull the tooth out. This is done under a local anesthetic, usually.
Lidocaine is not morphine. They are two different compounds, though both of them are analgesics.
Well from what i can tell of reading up on this question while it is not terribly painful it can be uncomfortable though often worth the discomfort. from all that i have read about this the patients were under local anesthetic.
The answer depends on teh likely cause. In our part of the world, Bell's palsy is often related to Lyme disease. In other areas, herpes virus is a more likely cause. Here in the Northeast we treat with antivirals like acyclovir while starting treatment against Lyme disease, like doxycycline. Your primary care provider will use an approach based on likely causes in your location.
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Mosquitoes inject an anesthetic so that the victim will not detect their activity and swat them. While the effects of this anesthetic last the victim will not feel any itching. The itching only appears after this anesthetic begins to wear off.
In the US, circumcision of newborns is usually done with a local anesthetic. (That was not the case until recently and you should certainly ask). Beyond newborns, the procedure is more complicated and a general anesthetic is necessary. Even today baby's are subjected to the full pain of this barbarous religious rite. there is no medically recognised reason for circumcision today.
Alcohol will not directly affect your recovery from Bell's Palsy. That being said, excessive alcohol use can lower your immune system from liver damage, and this can indirectly affect recovery from any infection, viral or bacterial, including Bell's Palsy.
The risks are the same as when a woman is not pregnant. I don't know any risks related toward the baby. You can do local anesthesia instead, to reduce the risks of general anesthesia.