Cynthia: I have a different type of tendinitis. I have found that
taking female hormones helps. And Capsaicin Cream applied directly
to the joint provides instant relief.

My doctor had me take Tylenol, which was not very useful.

Ellis: Hello Cynthia... Pat, more good advice for you. Try
female hormones, and Capsaicin Cream. I looked up Capsaicin
cream and I found this:

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What is capsaicin cream? Other names: cayenne pepper, chili
pepper, hot pepper, paprika, pimiento, red pepper

Capsaicin (pronounced cap-SAY-sin) is the active ingredient in
chili peppers. It's what gives chili peppers their kick.

Why do people use capsaicin cream? Capsaicin cream is primarily
used to relieve pain and itching. Conditions it is used for include:

ETC...
===============

Ellis: YES! Definitely try capsaicin cream. Chili peppers are
great for many things... and of course, having lived in Mexico
for 49 years, I am a devoted fan and eater of chili peppers.

Chili... it is good for the chili...

An Englishman to a Mexican, in a men's bathroom on a cold day:

"Pretty chili, ol' chap!"

"Oh?!!... Tank you! Tank you!"

Three stars for this post. - Ellis



On Sun, Sep 28, 2008 at 6:12 AM, <rbwplwjd@...> wrote:
> Hello Ellis!!
> I've always had mild Carpel tunnel Symptoms (CTS) and seeing
> as CTS can be a side effect of taking HGH I was a little concerned.
>
> I started taking HGH about 6 months ago (2 UI/day). After about
> 6 weeks my CTS was beginning to get worse so I dropped to 1 uI/day
> then finally to 1/2 day. Then I stopped entirely.
>
> I have been to my Doctor and had the nerve conductivity test done
> -the results were a recommendation to have Carpel tunnel release
> surgery. I currently have continuous tingling fingers/numbness.
> and have been assured that I will be able to regain feeling If
> I have the surgery done.
>
> Other than the Carpal Tunnel Syndrome I had good results from
> using HGH.
>
> Do you or other members of Rejuvenation have experience/knowledge
> with HGH and CTS? Can you give me any advice on restarting HGH
> after I have the surgery?
>
> Much Thanks!!!
>
> Live long and prosper
> Pat
>
> Hello Pat,
>
> We have only had a few cases of persons who reported carpal
> tunnel syndrome, in 10,000 posts... and they all got better
> by dropping the dose to about half... What I have learned is
> that Vitamin B complex, especially vitamin B-12 is good for
> carpal tunnel. I suggest you should try it before you get the
> surgery done, maybe it will help you to avoid surgery.
>
> When you start HGH again (I hope you will, soon...) I
> suggest you should take 1/2 iu, one day yes, one day no...
>
> See if that does anything bad, and if does not, if it is only
> good benefits, then write to me again and let's see what we do.
>
> Good luck, and keep us posted. If anybody else has advice
> for Pat, anything that is good for carpal Tunnel, please let
> us know.
>
>