It is after the experience of my straw poll of 250 general practitioner (GP) and family planning doctor inserters at an update session showed over 90% of us do not even affer nnjectable local anaesthesia (ILA), and finding this reflected in seminars, updates and training sessions with GPs mostly in the Southern parts of England, that I have based my current position. Of course, as Dr Bacon and even Dr Jones maintain, day-to-day events affect the patient as we can by our approach, our understanding and empathy - we are medical professionals because we passionately care about people - but some pains resistant to the likes of vocal local will still need the magic of anaesthesia.
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