Non-Prescription Pain Relief

Hi,
Thank you for taking the time to help me; so nice!
I did click on the envelope and it said you have no messages.

@annek1965 @Chris Trout I did recheck my messages to people, and yes, I did send @annek1965 a private message. Annek, I am telling you about an herbal product that is not approved by the FDA, and moderators here would prefer I only send private messages about it. I hope you have received my message, as the herbal product is the only thing that helps me with severe nerve pain. I am not sure how to help to have you see my message. I don't know what to do!!!!! Lori Renee

My handle is esperanza22. Thanks

As well as taking Tramadol and having pt, I'm seeing a chiropractor and taking Hemp gummy bears, which seem to take the edge off the pain.

Thank you for responding to me. I take Tramadol, no physical therapy. I don't know if I am allowed to ask the brand of Hemp gummy bears, I just don't trust anyone without a recommendation. Not sure if you saw my previous posts. I have a Veriflex implant and it either moved or broke. Went for a cat scan on
Thursday, waiting to hear from my doctor.
Thank you again for your note.

Wellution from Amazon.

Got it and responded. 🙂 We are on the same page about it.

Thank you so much for the name. So kind of you.
I can only wish you good health for the future.

Hi @summertime4, I saw your post in another discussion that @hopeful33250 thought would be seen by more members with neuropathy or chronic pain if it were asked in another discussion like this discussion -- Non-Prescription Pain Relief in the Chronic Pain group.

Your question -- Has anyone been prescribed and used Diclofenac Sodium Topical Gel for neuropathy in the feet. The pain on the top of my left foot, ankle and toes gets me really down. I have other topicals that help, but the doctor thought this would work better. I know they have this over the counter, but mine is a prescription, I am on several medications and concern myself with an interaction. Is anyone familiar with this?

My primary care doctor prescribed the Diclofenac Sodium Topical Gel for pain I was having in my right knee before I had my knee replacement. I think the good news is that it's now available without a prescription. From the FDA link below..."Feb 14, 2020 - The U.S. Food and Drug Administration today approved three drugs for ... (OTC), use through a process called a prescription (Rx)-to-OTC switch. The FDA approved Voltaren Arthritis Pain (diclofenac sodium topical gel, 1%) ...FDA Approves Three Drugs for Nonprescription Use Through: https://www.fda.gov/news-events/press-announcements/fda-approves-three-drugs-nonprescription-use-through-rx-otc-switch-process

It did help the pain in my knee some but not for long periods of time. I never tried it for neuropathy pain but maybe other members can share their experience with Diclofenac Sodium Topical Gel for neuropathy in the feet.

I use Diclofenac gel, prescription strength all the time. It is a lifesaver for pain due to inflammation, sore muscles, joint pain. It’s a life saver for me.