Bupivacaine Injections

Bupivacaine injections are used as a local anesthetic to numb specific areas of the body to provide pain relief during surgical, dental, and diagnostic procedures, as well as during labor and delivery. It works by blocking nerve impulses that transmit pain signals to the brain. Bupivacaine is often administered via an epidural for childbirth or used in combination with other medications for surgical anesthesia. Its long-lasting effects make it particularly useful in postoperative pain management, helping to reduce the need for narcotic pain relievers.