Multiple Sclerosis is a disease that is often accompanied by varying amounts of pain both muscle, through inactivity, and more often nerve pain because that is the nature of this awful disease. I’ve used all kinds of pain relief medications such as pills that often leave you with brain fog as well as having to deal with a whole host of other unsavory side effects including addiction and even death. I’ve also tried several kinds of pain lotions that do in fact seem to help a little but they are messy and difficult to apply to the point where even what relief they do provide seems almost not worth the bother.
Recently though I saw a commercial for a new aspercreme rub with 4% lidocaine added for additional pain relief beyond its other active ingredients. I was intrigued enough to go out and spend eight dollars on a 2.7 oz bottle to see if it actually worked? And surprise, surprise, it worked like a charm. I have not found any product, pill or otherwise, that reduced my pain in a matter of minutes like this product does.
At times I suffer from extreme lower back pain as well as sciatic nerve pain in the upper portions of both my legs and I almost can’t believe the amount of relief I get after just a few minutes from the time of application of this lotion. I’m sure that there are probably some side effects of over use of these products but I’m also pretty certain that they can’t be any worse then what most doctors prescribe for pain when it comes to MS.
Give it a try. If it doesn’t help, all you lose is a few dollars. Let me know if you try this and what your thoughts are!
Bill Walker
Multiple Sclerosis And Beyond 
I use it for the infernal itch and it helps!
Thanks for responding Kit, sorry it doesn’t help with your pain!
I had a lidocaine infusion a couple of years ago and it was amazing. I have ms but this was given for my erythromelalgia. The severe nerve pain has never come back. I do have milder pain now (after about 6months post infusion) but much easier to deal with! Glad you’ve found something to help. I think drs can prescribe lidocaine patches!
You can also buy Lidocaine patches over the counter at most any drug store! Thanks for the comment!
Ah I didn’t realise you can buy them over the counter… Not sure where you’re from as I know some countries have different rules, I’m in UK!
I’m in America. And you can get the 4% lidocaine patches at our drug stores!
Fascinating! I will give this a try!
Good luck, let me know what your experience is?
Thanks so much, I’m gonna give this a try. Fingers crossed!
You’re welcome! It works for me!
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