Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Numbed"

A: If you are being physically numbed (with a numbing agent such as lidocaine) you would say "numbed for" or "numbed in preparation for".

For medical terminology, "numbed" would be best used for local anesthetic or possibly spinal anesthesia but not for conscious sedation.

If you are emotionally numbed you would say "after becoming numbed to"

It is uterine cancer (rather than uterus cancer).

"I lost sensation in the lower half of my body" sounds more natural than "I feel my lower half of (my) body desensitize."

Sorry if I was too detailed in my medical descriptions....