Has anyone ever used “Nervive” for temporary relief for burning feet?

What is DMSO?

@heisenberg34

Is Nervive a prescription. I take a alpha Lipoic Acid. Have been taking it for yrs. I do have some leg /foot relief. Don't have tingling anymore, but lately have been experiencing burning when sleeping. Will Service help with that?

My tablet changed the word Nervive

This is a clear gel to be applied to the joints. It helps with inflammation.

@maggie76 dimethyl sulfoxide

@maggie76 - I take Nervive and it has made a major difference between getting a good night's sleep and waking up with terribly burning feet during the night. It is not a prescription and is not expensive. Key Ingredients: Lidocaine 4% and Menthol 1%. Lidocaine works as a local anesthetic by physically blocking the sodium channels in your skin's pain fibers, temporarily numbing the local signals. The menthol creates a cooling counter-sensation that essentially distracts the brain from the underlying pain.

Do you take it in tablet form or rub it on your skin?

@maggie76 - I rub the gel/cream-like lotion on the bottom and top of my feet, between my toes and up to the point that would be like the top of my sock (ankle).

@mikead63 A friend recommended Nervive to me . She has taken it for years and swears by it. She started out at the recommended dosage which was something like three pills a day for a week or some such - and is now down to 1/2 a pill per day. It appears there are several such nerve pills out there. I asked the walgreens specialty pharmacy I use for my heart pills why there wasnt one nerve pill in their shop - they didnt know of course. Strangly, nerve pills are hard to find in Denver. Even CVS doesn't have Nervive so I rub Vicks on my feet which helps a bit.