feet - ice for pain

[Guest guest]

Hi Dimitrios,

I am not clear if your pain is in your feet or not. But, if it is, ice

packs help me with that foot pain. Ice packs also help me with other

muscle type pain. But, be careful, ice packs can deaden the nerves (the

burning being caused by the nerves, the ice deadens - temporarily only)

Some of the anti-depressant medications are helpful in treating pain. I

had good luck with Elavil and more recently Neurontin.

Gretchen

ÐáðáäïêùóôÜêçò Ðïëýâéïò wrote:

>

> HI EVERYONE AND WELCOME TO ALL NEW MEMBERS

>

> I 'D LIKE TO HAVE A PIECE OF YOUR ADVICE. TWO DAYS AGO A FRIEND OF MINE

> GAVE TO ME THE BEN GAY CREAM (ULTRA STRENGHT NONGREASY PAIN RELIEVING

> CREAM).

> I HAD TOLD HIM TO BUY IT (FOR MY PAIN AND BURNING FEELING) WHEN I READ

> ABOUT IT AT THIS SITE. UNFORTUNATELY IT HAS NO RESULT ON ME. WHAT CAN I

> DO?

> THE PAIN CONTINUIES!!!!!!!!

>

> THANK YOU ALL VERY MUCH. GOD BLESS YOU.

> DIMITRIOS

> GREECE

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[Guest guest]

<< Try out a cream called EMLA. I'm not sure but I think it has capsaicin in

it

with lidocaine which actually alleviates some initial burning by the cream

itself. >>

If you try it, be sure to protect your skin and fingers.

It's potent stuff. Wear rubber gloves.

Use just a little at first.

Kat in Seattle

[Guest guest]

<< Try out a cream called EMLA. I'm not sure but I think it has capsaicin in

it

with lidocaine which actually alleviates some initial burning by the cream

itself. >>

If you try it, be sure to protect your skin and fingers.

It's potent stuff. Wear rubber gloves.

Use just a little at first.

Kat in Seattle