The Importance of Using Pain Relief Plaster Correctly

Author: Kongdy Patch

Date: 05 21，2022

Many people, whether they have a sprained foot or an arthritis attack, just buy a Pain relief plaster and put it on, thinking that all plasters are the same, and even subconsciously believe that plasters are much safer than oral medication. However, plasters are also medicine, which can penetrate into the body through the skin, and can relieve the disease, but may also aggravate the disease due to improper use! Because the pharmacological effects of different creams are different, they should not be used indiscriminately.

Many people will only paste directly on the pain location, so that Pain relief plaster can play the efficacy of only 80%, because many real herbal pain patch is not pasted on the correct location resulting in the medicine cloth is not 100% to play the efficacy, can not let the pain can be more quickly relieved.

01. The importance of using Pain relief plaster correctly

The correct use of Pain relief plaster can enhance the effect of the patch only on the area of pain and soreness, it can show a good effect. However, there is a magical side to the pain relief patch. In other words, if you work on the patching method, you can increase the effect by 10 times or even 20 times.

It is very easy to apply the patch to the sore spot when you feel pain during activity. Just stick it on the sore and painful area. It is true that the basis of the medication is to apply it to the area of pain and soreness. Therefore, you will definitely find out where the pain is. It is easier said than done. It can be said that most people put capsicum plaster on the wrong area.

02. How to use Pain relief plaster correctly?

"Pain or soreness is an important signal from the body, a silent voice from the body. The best chance to find pain or soreness is when you move your organs, especially when they are moving.

1. Find the point of pain:

Use various body phenomena to find pain points. For example, pressure point. The pressure point is not only the point where you feel the final pain when you press, but also the point where you feel the same pain as the soreness.

2. The center of the Pain relief plaster should be correct:

If inflammation occurs in a muscle, this inflammation will produce a contagious phenomenon. Like a small stone thrown into a pond, the inflammatory symptoms are like ripples, expanding continuously. The more distant the ripples are, the less inflammation there is. The most important thing is to treat the pressure point as the center of the patch. However, it is important to choose the right Pain relief plaster before doing so, and we recommend Kangdi's product which has a good reputation.

3. If you don't want to use Pain relief plaster, the effect will be reduced by half.

It is easy to say "directly attack the pressure point", but there are difficulties in implementing it. Because pain and soreness are really difficult to deal with, sometimes they do not appear in the form of pressure points. If you can't find the key point, don't be reluctant to put it on, but carry out a wide range of patch therapy. Otherwise, the desired effect will not be achieved.

4. What should I do if I have an adverse reaction when applying Pain relief plaster?

Pain relief plaster is applied for about 10 minutes, if the local skin rash, blisters, itching is intense, it means that the skin is allergic to this plaster, should immediately stop plastering, if necessary, also have to carry out anti-allergy treatment; in general, if the plaster after the skin redness and blisters, try not to pierce the blisters, wait for its self-healing can be; if there is skin damage, infection aggravation and other serious In general, if the skin is red and swollen after applying the cream, try not to pierce the blisters and wait for them to heal.

Pharmacist's tip: Pain relief cream should not be applied around the body or over a large area. If there is a break in the regional panel, the cream should not be put on the break directly to avoid purulent infection. Whether it is a systemic ointment or a regional pain relief ointment, do not cut it open easily for use. Some creams are special controlled-release type, and cutting them open may easily cause the cream to lose its slow-release effect, and the release of a large amount of medicine at once may also easily cause danger.