Dmso Cream with Aloe Vera アロエベラ, Rose Scented 4 Oz

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I have found the product excellent for relieving severe back pain. I’m currently in the USA and will get more of the cream while here. Michael Goss

Good product relieve pain.

Great product. We have bought the 100% DMSO in the 16 oz bottle before (and did again this time), but I actually like this product better, as it is not as strong (and has less odor and side effects), and it works well on my elbow and ankle arthritis. My wife pulled her biceps muscle traveling last week, and it hurt so bad she had to put it in a sling. I suggested she use this cream, which had just arrived. It worked well for her, and in two days, she went from having to sleep sitting in a chair with her arm in a sling and being unable to use her arm at all, to practically healed. By day 3, her muscle was fine, which was fantastic. And to think that I kept saying she needed to go to the Urgent Care place (since it was the weekend). Had we done that, our share would have been several hundred $$. Instead, this product healed up her muscle and this week she is back to normal. We are thrilled. One precaution for the novices: DMSO, or dimethylsulfoxide, is a great healing product, but it is also a solvent. Be sure that your body and your hands are clean. Use sterile cotton wads or pads to apply or a clean non-colored cloth that has no chemicals on it. Keep in mind that DMSO penetrates the skin and can carry trace chemicals with it, so you want to be careful when you use it. For example, when I put it on my ankle, I use a sterile cotton ball or cotton pad (you can buy these in bags at the drugstore) and then I put on a pair of clean white socks until the cream is absorbed. Also if you put on too much, or use it too often, mild skin irritation may appear at the site where you apply it. If this is a worry, either use less, apply it less often or cease applying it and the skin irritation will go away.

This certainly does lessen pain. I have spent a great deal of time and money on damaged vertebrae in my neck. Doctors, MRIs, xrays, physical therapy and special pillows enabled me to turn my head enough to drive, but the pain was still there and very sharp. Only 50% success was predicted with surgery so I declined. At my gym are many equestrians, and they told me they used the same DMSO on their hands and sore muscles that they used for their horses and got from their vets. They all said they had used it for years (for themselves as well as for their horses) without problems. They did say it is important to wash hands after using to avoid problems getting it in eyes, nose, etc. I don't have a horse or a horse vet. But I looked on the Internet and discovered what I was told was true, and Amazon sold human versions of DMSO. This was my second order of DMSO cream. A friend swiped mine after he tried it and it stopped the pain from the torn miniscus in his knee. Yes, a man. A man with a bad knee who needs to earn his living pressure cleaning, painting houses, crawling under sinks for plumbing, etc. He did not care that it smelled like Roses, only that it worked and would help him on the job. As a female, I like the Roses but the fragrance doesn't last long anyway. Every morning after my shower I massage the cream into my neck tendons and vertebrae. Then I wash my hands and continue with my morning routine. By the time I am ready to dress, the cream has absorbed and most pain is gone. I try to apply more cream at night, giving it time to absorb before crawling into bed. Although this is a topical (surface) application, it seems to have a lasting effect - if I forget it at night there still seems to be less pain in the morning than I used to experience. The jar will last a long time. You only want enough to enable massaging it into the joints or muscles. Too much and you will just have to wipe it off before dressing.