Compound Topical Creams for Pain Management

Pain is one of the most common reasons people seek a physician.  One of the more popular treatments in pain management is the use of transdermal medications. Transdermal delivery allows a easy, non-invasive method for treatment.  Side effects and drug interactions are minimized because they are designed to provid high tissue concentrations without significant systemic absorption.  Absorption of topical creams in the blood stream is low, GI toxicity is rarely experienced.  This is especially beneficial to patients who have problems tolerating oral NSAID medications.

Transdermal Cream Uses

Muscle Strains -  Tendon Injuries - Neuropathic Pain - Back Pain - Arthritic Pain - Sciatica Pain - Fibromyalgia Pain - ETC


Advantages

• Reduces Narcotic levels
• Provides active ingredients directly to the site of injury
• Minimizes potential side effects
• Reduces risk of drowsiness
• Decreases risk of gastrointestinal upset or bleeding
• Great patient feedback

*Research has shown that property compounded medications can have tissue concentrations of 100-fold greater below the application site, compared to systemic (oral) concentrations.

Common Agents Used in Treating Pain

                  Baclofen, Cyclobenzaprine, Gabapentin, Ketamine, Lidocaine, Ketoprofen, Diclofenac, Capsaicin

For more information on formularies used, studies and general information on prescribing Transdermal Pain Creams, please call 800-585-4298 or email us at info@injuredrx.com.


                  PHQ can also provide a physician a 72 hour - in office dispensing program for transdermal creams.


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