Found something that helps hand pain

[Guest guest]

Yesterday it poured and I was in agonizing pain- really the worst pain of my

life, I thought I was going to go insane from agony.

Well, I found something that helped (besides the emergency Hydrocodone that

I took, which was leftover from when I got my root canal)

Lidoderm Patches. They stick to your hands and really help wtih pain on the

worst days. You have to use a good scissor to cut them to fit your hands,

cut slits into them so you could move your fingers. But if you haven't used

them, ask your dr to try them. They work GREAT. They stay on for twelve

hours, then off for twelve hours. And it takes about an hour for them to

start really working- but when they do kick in, they REALLY help.

Just a tip. I hope it helps people who have bad hand pain.

[Guest guest]

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I was totally underwhelmed with what they did for my back pain. BUT- I will try

it on the hands. I have a ton left....

 

Thanks for the tip!

 

Chris  in SC

 Lidoderm Patches. They stick to your hands and really help wtih pain on the

worst days. You have to use a good scissor to cut them to fit your hands,

cut slits into them so you could move your fingers. But if you haven't used

them, ask your dr to try them. They work GREAT. They stay on for twelve

hours, then off for twelve hours. And it takes about an hour for them to

start really working- but when they do kick in, they REALLY help.

[Guest guest]

             Wow, I have these for my back but never thought of

cutting them for

my hands or feet. Thanks I will try it.

                                 ....Randy....

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From: Terzo <sarah5775@...>

Sent: Fri, November 5, 2010 7:52:36 PM

Subject: [ ] Found something that helps hand pain

 

Yesterday it poured and I was in agonizing pain- really the worst pain of my

life, I thought I was going to go insane from agony.

Well, I found something that helped (besides the emergency Hydrocodone that

I took, which was leftover from when I got my root canal)

Lidoderm Patches. They stick to your hands and really help wtih pain on the

worst days. You have to use a good scissor to cut them to fit your hands,

cut slits into them so you could move your fingers. But if you haven't used

them, ask your dr to try them. They work GREAT. They stay on for twelve

hours, then off for twelve hours. And it takes about an hour for them to

start really working- but when they do kick in, they REALLY help.

Just a tip. I hope it helps people who have bad hand pain.