Every drug has its benefits and pitfalls. I would check with your pharmacy, but also rely on what you know about your body. There have been more than a few times, when I see what they are ordering and tell them I'm not taking that. We all have to be very careful on what they give us for our bodies. Unfortunately, most doctors are doing assembly line medicine, which means what is good for one patient with a condition is good for all. Not trying to be "gloomy" just saying to watch your own back!

I use a CBD salve that is called Green Gorilla. It helps quite a bit. It’s the only one that I have found that helps my terrible nerve pain. Have a nice day❤️

@A MyChronicPainTeam Member My opinion is like that of many who have already answered. First, you don't want to take more than 2500mg in a day because it harms your kidneys. I used BioFreeze, and it worked for me, but it's mostly for muscle pain, and it's very temporary. I used CBD liquid essential oil, which works fantastic, as I've said several times. It comes in a salve, too. Look for YOUNG LIVING ESSENTIAL OILS on the computer, just google it. There is much information about oils that help support pain, like black pepper, peppermint, and others. I believe it is the best because it doesn't have anything in it other than CBD. If you use this, it lasts at least 4 hours. Since you want to put it all over your body, mix it with V-6 oil, jojoba oil, or any pure vegetable oil like avocado or coconut. I would try in on one area and see if it works on all areas simultaneously. It calms inflammation.
I know it's a long answer; I am wordy, but I hope that helps. As far as the ibuprofen I'd talk to the pharmacist, but I don't like I would take it. I don't know what other medications you are taking and there could be interactions.

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Yes darlene.well pharmacy knows you . Mines a lovely lady paula.shes amazing.really caring. It is a temporary thing with the creams. Thanks for your message you help me more than you know.my friend darline.at least you get some relief for a while.hugs luv Lorraine 😄 xx 😄

I always talk to my pharmacist. If I have a side effect, I talk to him and he will tell me when I need to stop it and tell the doctor. My doctor hates that I take Ibuprofen & Tylenol, but if they don't want to treat my pain, I have to do something on my own for relief. I use Hempvana topical on my knees and feet, but it is a short term fix. Good luck Lorraine. ❤️🫂 Darlene