Introduction to the use of procaine

The use of procaine is mainly reflected in the following aspects:

1. Local anesthesia:

Procaine is a commonly used local anesthetic, which is widely used in various surgeries or treatments that require local anesthesia. It can block nerve conduction, so that local areas lose pain, so as to facilitate surgery or treatment. Procaine is used for infiltration anesthesia, block anesthesia, subarachnoid anesthesia, epidural anesthesia and so on.

2. Pain relief:

In addition to being a local anesthetic, procaine also has a certain analgesic effect. It can relieve pain by reducing the transmission of nerve impulses. This makes procaine useful in treatments that require local analgesia.

3. Nerve block:

Procaine can act on the peripheral nerve and produce conduction block. This property makes it useful in treatments that require blocking nerve conduction, such as block therapy.

4. Anti-convulsant:

In higher concentrations, procaine can directly act on the central nervous system, produce central inhibition, with anticonvulsant effect. This effect makes procaine potentially useful in the treatment of certain neurological diseases.

It should be noted that although procaine has a variety of uses, it must be strictly followed when using medical orders and operating procedures to ensure patient safety and therapeutic effect. At the same time, because procaine can cause allergic reactions and other adverse reactions, it needs to be fully evaluated and prepared before use.