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Old 06-24-2008, 07:55 AM #8
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Lightbulb I'd like to repeat this suggestion...

Neuroma patients as well as other PNers really should try
Lidoderm patches on the tops of the feet. One patch cut in half will cover both feet.

I am using them again since my right foot/knee has flared due
to the garden work/stone work I have been forced to do because the construction on our street/water mains etc.

This weekend was tough for me, so I got the old patches...between the Salonpas (anti-inflammatory) and the Lidoderms, I looked like a scarecrow digging out there!

I have been able to avoid oral/systemic pain meds using these patches.
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