Here here! I asked my neurologist and rheumatologist as well as a neurologist at a major university medical center about LDN and they kind of brush it off like they don’t know about this. I want to try this as so many people have success with this treatment. What specialty of doctor - a pain specialist? - do I go to?
Neuromuscular neurologist prescribes it some pain management doctors that have been around for awhile not all pain management doctors prescribe it. I personally take nothing for the neuropathy the recommendation is seizure meds but I am allergic to them I am allergic to hydrocodone. I hallucinate. I am currently trying IVIG but having a lot of side effects severe migraines but it helps with my dizziness and balance and it lessens my tremors from the motor neuropathy. My neuropathy is autoimmune.
I began using Mama Bear Neuropathy cream about 3-4 days ago. I've been applying it 3-4 times a day. The tingling and numbness in my ankles and calves have improved, but not completely gone. I'll continue using it as it seems to have provided me with some relief.
I took a chance and ordered the smallest jar of this Mama Bear Oasis Nerve cream. I thought that it might help with the burning and pain in my feet. No go. Just an over-priced cream. At $34 for a four ounce jar, that's pretty pricey stuff. The ingredients don't seem to be things that one would expect to see in a nerve cream...lidocaine, magnesium, diclofenac sodium, etc. If this stuff works for you, congrats. Did nothing for my pain and burning.
I took a chance and ordered the smallest jar of this Mama Bear Oasis Nerve cream. I thought that it might help with the burning and pain in my feet. No go. Just an over-priced cream. At $34 for a four ounce jar, that's pretty pricey stuff. The ingredients don't seem to be things that one would expect to see in a nerve cream...lidocaine, magnesium, diclofenac sodium, etc. If this stuff works for you, congrats. Did nothing for my pain and burning.
@dbchip I am beginning to think that there are no creams, salves, or lotions that help with neuropathic pain. I added 4% lidocaine to this stuff and... no difference. At $34.95(half price) for four ounces is quite number for hand cream.
I took a chance and ordered the smallest jar of this Mama Bear Oasis Nerve cream. I thought that it might help with the burning and pain in my feet. No go. Just an over-priced cream. At $34 for a four ounce jar, that's pretty pricey stuff. The ingredients don't seem to be things that one would expect to see in a nerve cream...lidocaine, magnesium, diclofenac sodium, etc. If this stuff works for you, congrats. Did nothing for my pain and burning.
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Neuromuscular neurologist prescribes it some pain management doctors that have been around for awhile not all pain management doctors prescribe it. I personally take nothing for the neuropathy the recommendation is seizure meds but I am allergic to them I am allergic to hydrocodone. I hallucinate. I am currently trying IVIG but having a lot of side effects severe migraines but it helps with my dizziness and balance and it lessens my tremors from the motor neuropathy. My neuropathy is autoimmune.
I began using Mama Bear Neuropathy cream about 3-4 days ago. I've been applying it 3-4 times a day. The tingling and numbness in my ankles and calves have improved, but not completely gone. I'll continue using it as it seems to have provided me with some relief.
It is called Mama Bear Oasis
The “Oasis” is the key word that sets it apart from other mama bear products.
Is this the Mama Bear supplement?
It’s the lotion. I have been applying it too just before bedtime. That seems to help prevent midnight cramps.
Lune is another one.
I took a chance and ordered the smallest jar of this Mama Bear Oasis Nerve cream. I thought that it might help with the burning and pain in my feet. No go. Just an over-priced cream. At $34 for a four ounce jar, that's pretty pricey stuff. The ingredients don't seem to be things that one would expect to see in a nerve cream...lidocaine, magnesium, diclofenac sodium, etc. If this stuff works for you, congrats. Did nothing for my pain and burning.
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2 ReactionsI had the same results. It was like putting hand lotion on my feet. Did absolutely nothing for my pain
@dbchip I am beginning to think that there are no creams, salves, or lotions that help with neuropathic pain. I added 4% lidocaine to this stuff and... no difference. At $34.95(half price) for four ounces is quite number for hand cream.
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1 Reaction@heisenberg34 I had to run it on 3x a day. I’m getting some relief with it but I do lots of other stuff as well.