Capsaicin
By Avera
September 25, 2008
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Capzasin-P and Zostrix (capsaicin), made from crushed chili peppers, comes in a cream or roll-on form. It works by depleting nerve endings that pass chemicals from one nerve to another to transmit pain signals. You have to apply it four to five times a day, and it takes a couple of weeks to be effective.
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Reviews (7 reviews)
Add your reviewdid NOT like
tried this for neuropathy in my feet
Prosnot for me
Consmade the nerves in my feet sting and burn so bad i wanted to cry.used it once and throwed it away.
I have taken capsules of red pepper and it helped my circulation… I've never tried it in a cream… interesting concept, but seems time intensive…
Used this product briefly.
Prosdid not really help.
ConsDid not do the job for me.
I do not think it works for me. Just no help.
Proseasy to put on.
Consdo not get near eyes.
I have used this product before.I wasn't impressed with it. I know it workd for some and some it does'nt
ProsIt would be great to find something that waoul would work longer.
ConsDon't get it on your hands and rub you eyes like I did,
For mild symptoms of diabetic nerve pain, it is a topical cream meaning you apply it directly to your skin where it hurts to bring you relief.
ConsOne risk: it may interfere with wound healing, which is often a problem for people with diabetes.