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Join Date: Feb 2011
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Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: USA
Posts: 151
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Originally Posted by Idiopathic PN
I read a lot of posts in the past that discussed about compounded cream for the PN. I never had the chance to try it because in most of my readings it seems that it does not help.
I went to my rheumatologist (for the osteoarthritis), she recommended the pain cream. She said it wont hurt me if I try....so I said okay....
I tried it and I think its giving me some relief from burning. Due to the duration and extent of my pain, just a relief even for a couple of days is a big deal. I am so happy for the last 2 days that I cant wait to share my very, very tolerable pain.
I am not sure if it'll work for a longer time but I am enjoying my tolerable pain, FOR NOW. I have not felt this for years. It feels so pleasantly strange without the pain I live with since 2011. I really, really hope that my honeymoon with this cream would last at least even until the holidays. Yay!!!!!!
The compounded pain cream is consist of the following:
Ketamine-5%; Baclofen-2%; Gabapentin-10%; Clonidine-0.2%.
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I realize this is a prescription, and was wondering if it is covered by insurance. If not, is it very expensive?
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