For Diabetics Suffering From Pain In The Legs And Arms, Sensation of Numbness On The Limbs, Cold Feet, Sharp Pain And Muscle Weakness

Neuropathy is a damage or dysfunction in the peripheral nerves, the nerves that carry signals back and forth between your spinal cord and brain, and the rest of your body. When those nerves are damaged, the signals they send can become distorted: burning sensations, shooting pain, tingling, numbness, or a hypersensitivity where even light touch feels painful.

The underlying cause varies. Chemotherapy drugs can damage peripheral nerves as a side effect. Diabetes can damage peripheral nerves over time through the direct toxic effects of elevated blood sugar, as well as reduced blood supply to the nerves. Other causes include autoimmune conditions, vitamin deficiencies, and certain infections. In some cases, no underlying cause is identified at all (also called idiopathic neuropathy). What these conditions share is that the nerve itself is misfiring, sending pain signals that don't correspond to actual tissue damage in the way ordinary pain does.

That's part of why neuropathic pain is notoriously difficult to treat.

Dr. Johnson Mentholated cream serves several functional roles in managing symptoms associated with diabetes, particularly regarding wound healing and pain management. It functions as a topical agent that can improve tissue repair and provide relief from neuropathy-related pain.

SOLUTION IN TISSUE REPAIR, NEUROPATHY, WOUND HEALING, NUMBNESS, TINGLING SENSATION AND ALL MANNER OF PAINS

Direction of Use:

• Use a mild cleanser to cleanse the affected areas, then pat dry.
  
  
• Take a tiny bit of Dr. Johnson Cream and apply it to your fingertips.
  
  
• Apply a light massage with upward circular movements to the affected areas
  
  

• For optimal effects, use every day.

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