Nitroglycerin cream for nerve pain

Anyone used it for this? Or even used it period?

[hiker2023]

I used it (Nitrobid) as part of a regimen for chilbains to redcue that pain in toes. It helped, but you must watch for intereqactions iwht other drugs. It is not coimpatible with many other drugs.

[Nick_]

I use lidocaine cream for surface Neurological pain with pregabalin and tramadol

[anna4969 in reply to Nick_]

Nick is your lidocaine cream prescription? I was just at neurologist and she tried to prescribe lidociane creme and it would not process. I was told I needed to buy it over the counter.

[6Hypnone in reply to anna4969]

Mine was rx

[anna4969 in reply to 6Hypnone]

hmm…interesting. Are you in the UK and that may therefore be the difference?. I’m in the US. The thing is, I’ve had it prescribed years ago, so I’m not sure what’s gone on. Insurance covers my lidocaine patches, just not the crème.

[6Hypnone in reply to anna4969]

Me? I'm in the US, Illinois.

[anna4969 in reply to 6Hypnone]

Might I ask who the manufacturer is and the exact name of the product? I’m baffled. I can tell you that they need to get prior authorization for my patches so it’s not like they won’t go the extra mile. I’m stumped.

[Nick_ in reply to anna4969]

Yes I receive it on prescription. It's the cream version

[anna4969 in reply to Nick_]

Nick, I guess same question to you if you are willing to share: Might I ask who the manufacturer is and the exact name of the product? I’m baffled. I can tell you that they need to get prior authorization for my patches so it’s not like they won’t go the extra mile. I’m stumped.

[6Hypnone in reply to Nick_]

Did you get any headaches? And how do you define surface pain?

[Nick_ in reply to 6Hypnone]

No.Burning or Sharp pain on the skin surface.