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That was exactly my thinking as well, since the Menthol in the Salonpas patches clearly removes the sting without diminishing the effects of the Capsaicin...
Likewise, Qutenza specifies the use of Lindocaine first to lessen the burning sensation before applying the high Capsaicin concentration... Those who complain about the burning of the Capsaicin, which is the main problem encountered, might well benefit by applying some menthol based cream first... The one problem with the patch, I am finding out now, is that the areas not covered yesterday are now causing pain and it's really hard to cover the entire foot with patches... I'll continue experimenting with both patches and Capsaicin cream, as another poster with PN has reported here some good results with Zostrix over a 10 years period... Quote:
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