Lilyruths "This and that friendly cottage": Old Folks Remedies

September 6, 2007

Old Folks Remedies

NECK STIFFNESS: Remedies that have been tried and worked by people like you.....Donna in Pawleys Island, SC - I have TMJ and have pain in my neck 5 out of 7 days. I found a pain spray called Stopain and ithas the ingredients Glucosamine, MSM, and Boswella. It also has Menthol. I have found this to be extremely helpful. It comes in a roll on too. I use it for back pain, joint pain, and headaches.
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Pain in the neckMark in Vermont - Gosh, I can't move my head... It's the second time this year. I think when I sit next to a drafty window I get it every time. It's really annoying because you can't even drive your car right. I feel like I am walking around with one of those neck braces on, I have to move my whole body to look to the right. Ouch! Man it hurts.Anyway, normally what helps me is this cream called IcyHot, you could get it at a local pharmacy. You put some on your neck and rub it in till you can feel the heat. Do that before you go to bed and wrap a wool scarf around your neck for the night. If you get it real bad, might be a good idea to do it several times a day.A real hot shower seems to help as well.
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