Xylocaine spray is used as a local anesthetic to reduce sensation in specific areas of the body. It temporarily numbs the nerves, helping to reduce pain and discomfort during minor medical procedures such as tooth extraction, laryngoscopy, or gynecological procedures. It is also used to relieve pain resulting from mouth or throat ulcers and local infections. It is sometimes used to reduce pain during sexual intercourse in certain cases under medical supervision.
Xylocaine spray should be sprayed only on the targeted area and in the recommended amount to avoid side effects such as excessive numbness or sensitivity. Contact with the eyes should be avoided, and it should not be used excessively or repeatedly without consulting a doctor.