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I realize the Aspercreme is what you'd really like to try and it's not available here in NZ - Searching NZ databases I did find a different product LMX4 which is a topical cream that has 4% Lidocaine (same as Aspercreme) which is used in NZ for local anesthetic. Here's the link to the Medsafe safety data sheet for the product (Suppliers name is at bottom): http://www.medsafe.govt.nz/Profs/Dat.../l/LMX4crm.pdf You may be able to get your GP to write a prescription for it. Another possibility is to have your GP write a prescription for a compounded cream with Lidocaine in it and have it made up. I use Pharmaceutical Compounding NZ Ltd for another medication which is not available at the pharmacy and they're very helpful and professional. I've also recently found a source for Biofreeze in NZ and will pick some up next time I go to the city and try it. Happy to share details if you think it might help you. Sorry to hear you've been discharged by pain management clinic - I hope you at least have a good GP who can keep monitoring your condition and refer you quickly back to a specialist if you need it. Take care bluesfan |
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