Will this work for neuropathy of the knee?
1182021
I'm not sure about knees. I just know that it worked on my feet, and ankles. All you can do is try it. Sometimes it also worked on a leg muscle that was bothering me.Good luck, S.Pitts
1182022
What I do is mix a few drops of this product into a topical magnesium cream...which I then rub on my feet, and up to my knees...covering both knees. Difficult sometimes to find the source of never pain...but thecream allows the product to be spread further without using an excessive amount of it. I do this afterI shower and before I go to bed. I've had nerve pain from Lyme's disease which radiates up and downone leg and both feet...and this application method helps me enormously.
1182023
My husband uses it on his hands and feet with good results so it should help your knees. You only use a small amount and rub it in. The bottle lasts a long time. It is worth giving it a try. Good luck.
1182024
I don't know. I don't see why not. It works for my heel, arch, toes and fingers. A few drops go a long way; might be worth a try
50842
Not sure but I can tell you tis stuff works. Three drops every morning and my knees are pain free.
1235199
you can try. just don't point directly in your eye. it really has helped my sore knee
133214
I have no idea. I have only used it for me knees. Look on Kinesio's website for taping ideas or email them directly.
2003237
Sorry, I meant prevent blood from pooling in the feet. I don't know how effective they are for specific knee joint problems.
1641422
It seems to work on burning peripheral neuropathy. It takes about 2 weeks application 3 times daily for signs of some relief. Amazon's price is good! Massage a thin coating and rub it deep for its deep penetrating effect. I'd encourage you to make an investment in it, provided you apply after bathing, and be consistent for at least 14 days.
734401
I bought this specifically for knee pain (suspect a torn meniscus) and it worked better than I anticipated. 5 star review
772043
Yes I believe it will be helpful. I had an injured knee on top of the normal arthitis pain and as a consequence the knee hurt at rest or in movement. Someone recommended Kytta Salbe and it was wonderful. I keep it in my handbag in case there is a flare up.
814390
I believe it would help either. I purchased it for a hamstring strain and it really seemed to help.
1587918
It may help..the best thing would be to consult your vet. We bought it for a dog who had a severed calcanean (achilles tendon) and actually used it backwards while waiting for a custom orthotic brace to be made. The device was well made and accomplished its purpose. I showed our vet the image and description before ordering.
192092
I don't know. It works incredibly well on knee and ankle injuries for me. I don't need surgery anymore and have no more pain. It is essentially the same thing as the willow curve which may be fda approved.
1964929
To be perfectly honest, I have no idea. That wasn't even a question I thought to ask...I was walking home one day 2 weeks after knee surgery and I had to pass a Gnc store. The Assistant Mgr. was talking to another customer and I overheard the m talking about this product helped him recover in half the time after a bike injury... I'm an avid walker and was walking 2.5 miles 2 weeks after my surgery. Anywhere there is ANYthing inflamed in your body this product finds it and the healing is immediate..I have 3 of my grown children who are in different levels of physical fitness and they love it as well. I can only say what I know to be correct. I hope this helps you in some way. I know it wasn't exactly what you were asking.
2015579
Although I have never used the unit on my knee, I see no reason why it would not work. The unit sends electrical impulses that contract any muscle, strengthening the muscle and increasing blood flow to the applied area.
796966
Yes, it sure has helped my neuropathy. Be sure to get R-ALA rather than plain ALA.
2069710
I don't know. That's a good question. I no longer use Baxyl and my knee still feel great. I would contact the manufacturer and ask that specific question. Also I have found that my local co-op has been very knowledgeable and helpful regarding that type of info. You might might also check Dr. Weils's website.
1528046
I'm not sure Dorothy. I purchased it for a knee replacement. I would check with your doctor.
1939110
I have no idea about that. I doubt it. Try Zyfalmend, which is sold thru Amazon at a very good price--cheaper than you can get at a Whole Foods, etc. store. Some folks have really good luck with Zyflamend and it was recommended to me through a well known herbalist. Look at the reviews for Zyflamend on Amazon--that is a good start. Good luck with that knee!