Pain Management

• What Is Neuropathic Pain Gel?
• What are ingredients in Neuropathic Pain Gel?
• I’ve already used these ingredients and have had no success.
• Where do I apply the Neuropathic Pain Gel?
• How do I apply Neuropathic Pain Gel?
• How long does it take for Neuropathic Gel to work and can I use my usual pain meds?
• How do I obtain Neuropathic Pain Gel?

What Is Neuropathic Pain Gel?
Neuropathic Pain Gel is a prescription, compounded product that is applied topically to decrease of symptoms associated with neuropathy.
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What are ingredients in Neuropathic Pain Gel?
Neuropathic Pain Gel is a combination of Ketoprofen, Amitriptyline, Gabapentin, Baclofen and Clonidine in a unique, proprietary, targeted Enhanced Absorption Gel (TEAG) that work synergistically to address a variety of pain and neuro-receptors, Individual Formulations and concentrations may be adjusted to meet the specific needs of each patient.
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I’ve already used these ingredients and have had no success.
Many people have used these medications orally and had limited results or unpleasant side effects. Using the product in a Directed Transdermal Application (DTA) allows for greater local concentration and limited systemic absorbtion. This frequently gets greater relief with fewer dose related side effects compared to oral dosage forms.
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Where do I apply the Neuropathic Pain Gel?
Neuropathic Pain is applied to the specific dermatomal regions on the spine. Although each body part is specific to a particular spinal site, the most common areas that are targeted are the lower spine (L4-S2), neck (C5-C7) and upper thoracic area between the shoulder blades (t3-T5). Application to a specific site to affect your specific pain, makes this product unique. We can individualize the directions to aid you with your specific pain or discomfort.
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How do I apply Neuropathic Pain Gel?
The Neuropathic Pain gel is initially applied 3-4 times per day as needed to a specific area using only a small amount and rubbed in well. As symptoms diminish, dose frequency diminishes; sometimes to once daily, sometimes to once weekly depending on the person and their unique condition.
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How long does it take for Neuropathic Gel to work and can I use
my usual pain meds?
Responses vary but many people see results with the first few applications, though others may take a week to see results. You may continue to use your other pain relievers which you are initially using the Neuropathic Pain Gel.
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How do I obtain Neuropathic Pain Gel?
Neuropathic Pain Gel may only be obtained with a prescription from a licensed physician or other Health Care Provider who is licensed in the state of Illinois to write prescriptions.

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