Common Drugs and Medications to Treat Suppression of the Gag Reflex

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Considering taking medication to treat Suppression of the Gag Reflex? Below is a list of common medications used to treat or reduce the symptoms of Suppression of the Gag Reflex. Follow the links to read common uses, side effects, dosage details and read user reviews for the drugs listed below.

Your search for Suppression of the Gag Reflex returned the following treatments.

Drug Name	Indication	Type	User Reviews

Lidocaine Viscous MM			21 User Reviews
Anbesol Maximum Strength MM			3 User Reviews
Anbesol MM			2 User Reviews
benzocaine MM			2 User Reviews
phenol-phenolate sodium MM			2 User Reviews
lidocaine HCl MM			1 User Reviews
phenol MM			1 User Reviews
Cepacol Sore Throat MM			1 User Reviews
Anesthetic Oral Gel MM			1 User Reviews
Bucalsep MM			1 User Reviews
Hurricaine Swab Applicator MM			1 User Reviews
Chloraseptic Throat Spray MM			1 User Reviews
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Chloraseptic MM			Be the first to review it
Throat Lozenges MM			Be the first to review it
Sore Throat MM			Be the first to review it
Cheracol Throat Spray MM			Be the first to review it
Hurricaine MM			Be the first to review it
Throat Spray MM			Be the first to review it
Ora Relief MM			Be the first to review it
Oragesic MM			Be the first to review it
dyclonine MM			Be the first to review it
Toothache MM			Be the first to review it
Oral Anesthetic MM			Be the first to review it
Mouth Sore MM			Be the first to review it
Oral Analgesic MM			Be the first to review it
benzocaine-zinc Cl-pine-cpyrd MM			Be the first to review it
benzocaine-menthol MM			Be the first to review it
Lozenges MM			Be the first to review it
Xylocaine MM			Be the first to review it
Gumsol MM			Be the first to review it
benzocaine-povidone iod-phenol MM			Be the first to review it
Dent-O-Kain MM			Be the first to review it
Benz-O-Sthetic MM			Be the first to review it
Oral Pain Relief MM			Be the first to review it
OraMagic Plus MM			Be the first to review it
LTA Pre-Attached LaTr			Be the first to review it
Chloraseptic Sore Throat MM			Be the first to review it
Anbesol Baby MM			Be the first to review it
Benzodent MM			Be the first to review it
benzocaine-glycerin MM			Be the first to review it
Baby Teething Pain Medicine MM			Be the first to review it
Pain Relief Anesthetic MM			Be the first to review it
Vencedor-15 MM			Be the first to review it
benzocaine-pectin MM			Be the first to review it
Cepacol Sore Throat + Coating MM			Be the first to review it
Hurricaine One MM			Be the first to review it
Intense Toothache Pain Relief MM			Be the first to review it
Baby Teething Gel MM			Be the first to review it
Cepacol Ultra MM			Be the first to review it
Chloraseptic Max MM			Be the first to review it
menthol-zinc-benzocaine-cetylp MM			Be the first to review it
G-Bucal-C MM			Be the first to review it
Sore Throat (phenol) MM			Be the first to review it
Sore Throat (benzocaine-menth) MM			Be the first to review it
lidocaine HCl LaTr			Be the first to review it
Oral Relief MM			Be the first to review it

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