Burning Hand Pain

@sunnyflower Your description of what you are going through is heart wrenching. I hear you, I care, and I wish there was something I could say or do. Neuropathy is really a nightmare. If empathy could take your health problems away, yours would be gone now for all that I feel.....so sorry. Lori Renee

@jesfactsmon I understand that if CBD has not helped in the past, it would be hard for her to try again. I do think that the right CBD with a touch of THC is helpful, but you have to find the right stuff. Did she try CBD with the legal limit of THC? Every state can use CBD with .03% or less, THC. (I think I have the percentage right.) If she had no THC at all in her CBD, it could be why she got no relief. I do think every state does have CBD with this legal amount of THC, but I could be wrong. I just want to help, if I could. You're the best, too, Hank! Lori

@sunnyflower I too have burning hands cold feet . I found a good cream that really helps me it is called Topricin it is for neuropathy and the pain from fibromyalgia . I was burning today with the neuropathy and used it pain is gone .

Thanks Lorirenee! It's on the way from Amazon. I pray it works as my ice gels are getting way too heavy for me and a pain (no pun!) to take in and out of baggies from the freezer. I put them on my knees every day off and on. I am grateful for them however the balm would be so much easier if it works. I'm thinking it will smell good. I have some dead sea lotions and creams over the years and love the way they smell. Warm regards, Sunnyflower

I’m sorry for the burning pain in your hand. I have nerve pain in both of my hands. The right hand is much worse and, of course, that used to be my dominant hand. Have you tried wearing a compression glove to relieve your pain? I wear them all the time, and they help reduce my pain. I don’t know what I would do without them. I also take Lyrica, which helps a little with the pain. I’ve stopped taking it twice, but I have had to begin taking it again both times because the pain became worse. I hope you will find something to help lessen your pain.

@sunnyflower Good luck with the Wisemen Healing Balm. You are actually supposed to smell it first for a few seconds, and then apply it. Sometimes for me, it works better than other times, but I would not be without it. I am also going to private message you about another product I use for Nerve pain. Lori Renee

@sunnyflower Hi again, Just tried to private message you, and my message is not sending. No idea why. If you are feeling up for it, send me a quick private message, so I can answer you with what I wanted to tell you. Thanks, Lori Renee

Someone mentioned Uber Numb 5% lidocaine cream sold on Amazon which I purchased to use on my hip bursitis. It does a good job of numbing, is inexpensive, and a little goes a long way. Helen

If you ask one of the mentors they can tell you how to do a private message.

@helennicola I'm probably the one who talked about it. I get it at Amazon for $16 instead of the prescription (copay $120.00), which Medicare no longer pays for. I just ran out and need to reorder.

As with most topicals, it helps for a limited time. I use it to reduce the pain enough to go to sleep, and I use it when I'm in my recliner.

Jim