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BP, anesthesia, RCT, filling, cap, liver
1) Is there a particular local anesthesia safer for liver given to cirrhosis patient undergoing RCT?
2) Is antibiotic necessary to b taken?
3) Can anything used in RCT or composite filling pose harm to liver in cirrhosis patient?
Mother, 70, has early cirrhosis, asymptomatic, and is on carvedilol (beta blocker) 3.125 mg twice since 2 months.
BP systolic remains around 135 n diastolic around 75 in morning and lesser in evening.
4) Is bp in this range ok to undergo RCT?
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Local anesthesia is safe for liver cirrhosis patient
Antibiotic is necessary to be taken
No, it doesn’t pose any harm
It’s OK to undergo treatment with the range of blood pressure
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Yes, local anesthesia (LA) is generally safe for patients with liver cirrhosis when used in controlled amounts. Antibiotics are not always needed for RCT, and if required, liver-safe options can be given. Materials used in RCT or composite fillings do not affect the liver as they stay within the tooth. Her blood pressure (135/75 in the morning and lower in the evening) is within a safe range for RCT. Just inform the dentist about her medical history so they can take proper precautions.
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