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Capsaicin

By bphopeful1 Added at September 28 Views 150 Reviews 5

derived from red pepper; medical trials show it does help with nerve pain. I tried it & sure enough, I had immediate relief. Available at Wal Mart, Walgreens, many drug stores.

pain management

	re1ndeer January 8 at 7:26 2 Likes I like this I don't like this Report as inappropriate Very good for light pain. warms area.
	birch21 November 9 at 7:03 1 Like I like this I don't like this Report as inappropriate I had a strange reaction to capsaicin. I applied it one day and it didn't start working until the next day. Most of the time I believe this product is supposed to start working almost immediately but for me it was a very delayed reaction and one that I won't soon forget.
	Lori Byrnes October 22 at 5:29 2 Likes I like this I don't like this Report as inappropriate My previous PM doctor wanted me to try this for my back pain, but I don't have nerve pain since my fusion. I found that it didn't really help with the back pain at all, but my MRI shows an overgrowth of bone at the fusion site which they think is the cause. I'm really glad it worked for you, though.
	countrygal2345 October 13 at 10:58 1 Like I like this I don't like this Report as inappropriate I have found that it only gives some relief from oteo-artritis, noe for neurpatic pain and no reief from FMS. But, as with all meications, we all react differently. What works for one person, might not help another.
	bphopeful1 September 28 at 8:15 0 Likes I like this I don't like this Report as inappropriate Pros fast acting Cons can burn - wash hands immediately after applying. don't get on lips or in eyes.