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What side effects can Climax control spray cause?
Short answer
Climax control spray can cause local burning, redness, irritation, or unwanted numbness. It may also numb a partner if it transfers during contact. Stop use and contact your care team for ongoing symptoms. Get emergency help for trouble breathing, blue or gray lips, seizures, or a fast or irregular heartbeat.
Climax control spray contains lidocaine, which numbs the area where it is applied. Possible side effects include burning, redness, itching, and skin irritation. Numbness may feel excessive or extend beyond the intended area. Transfer during contact can also cause numbness in a partner.
Stop using the spray and contact your care team if irritation persists, a rash appears, or numbness lasts longer than expected. Avoid activity that could injure numb skin, since you may not notice friction or pain. Do not apply more spray while waiting for sensation to return.
Rare but serious reactions can occur with lidocaine, especially when too much is absorbed. Call 911 for trouble breathing, facial or throat swelling, seizures, fainting, or a fast or irregular heartbeat. Blue or gray lips or skin can signal a serious blood oxygen problem and need emergency care. Use only the prescribed amount. Tell your physician about past reactions to numbing medicines and any heart, liver, or blood conditions before treatment.
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Written by the Verra clinical team · Medical review pending
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