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Looking over the various creams and ointments, I have seen some recommend capsaicin, 0.1%. I ordered a product called Capzasem. I have applied it to my feet a few times. The only thing I notice is an intense burning feeling that follows me into the bedroom. When I applied it to the back of my thighs, the same feeling occurred. Then, after going to bed, I noticed that the back of my thighs felt like they were on a really hot surface. When I turned on my side, the feeling intensified to the point where I had to turn back on my back. That feeling of being really hot was a bit more tolerable. By early morning, in both instances, the feeling of burning or extreme heat dissipated. Anyone else ever experience this? Possible allergic side effect?
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@heisenberg34 one of the things about Blue Emu is I has never gotten hot and even with three pain killers iin it and after a few minets I don't even feel it. I take two tyneol with it and feel great all night. Most creans and ointments I found were to hot and I stopped using them because of it. An old farmer and a friend told me about it He had arthursis very badly used it every evening and you would't even know he suffered at all. But he also believed like me don't think about it all the time and there's times where you forget it for a Bit. I have never had an aerobic reaction to it.
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@heisenberg34 that sounds like a normal response to any product containing capsian . It works differently on different people. The hot sensation- to me- was no better than my regular conditioner. It does not heal. Only alleviates symptoms. I prefer cooling products.