Cool weather and pain relief patches
By Teti ariani
@Cheyee (8344)
Pakanbaru, Indonesia
January 14, 2021 5:16pm CST
It has been a week since I feel the warm of sun. The weather is always gloomy And cool (chill at night). And for past few days my muscle hand (and probably bones) feels hurt. I often feel this every time the temperature goes low. And I know this is time for pain relief patches. I always use pain relief patch to handle my muscles pain. I know some people chose using muscle cream or hot oil. But I can't do that. It was too hot for me, my skin will be red and itchy. So my option are just pain relief patches and cajuput oil.
How about you? What team do you belongs to? Pain relief patches? Hot oil? Or muscle cream?
Photo of pain relief patch (with my hand as cameo)
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9 responses
@kobesbuddy (78882)
• East Tawas, Michigan
14 Jan 21
Jay uses muscle cream, which is for cramps in his legs. On his lower back Jay uses the patches, also.
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@kobesbuddy (78882)
• East Tawas, Michigan
16 Jan 21
@Cheyee He says the cream is hot, but says it does work.
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@Cheyee (8344)
• Pakanbaru, Indonesia
18 Jan 21
@kobesbuddy I think we have two variant here. Hot and very hot
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@freelancermariagrace (27970)
• Philippines
15 Jan 21
I use pain relief patches to ease the pain.
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@DaddyEvil (137257)
• United States
16 Jan 21
Sometimes I have back pain after I get home from work. Pretty either uses a muscle cream on my back or she puts a pain relief patch on my back. Both work well for me. (Pain relief patches are more expensive, so most of the time she uses the muscle cream on me.)
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@DaddyEvil (137257)
• United States
16 Jan 21
@Cheyee 
Private masseuse.
I'm going to tell Pretty you said that! 
We have to be very careful what type of pain relief creams we purchase for me. Some, like Icy Hot, will give me burns, just like if I stayed outside in the sun too long. (I have been known to sunburn after only 20 minutes in the sun.
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Private masseuse. I'm going to tell Pretty you said that!
We have to be very careful what type of pain relief creams we purchase for me. Some, like Icy Hot, will give me burns, just like if I stayed outside in the sun too long. (I have been known to sunburn after only 20 minutes in the sun.)1 person likes this
@Cheyee (8344)
• Pakanbaru, Indonesia
18 Jan 21
@DaddyEvil what is wrong with private masseuse?
I kind of figure it out from pretty's skin. She has really fair skin. And fair skin tends to get sunburn so easily.
I kind of figure it out from pretty's skin. She has really fair skin. And fair skin tends to get sunburn so easily.1 person likes this
Here we have some level for the hotness. I only use the lightest.
