Natural/Herbal Muscle Relaxants and Bladder Pain Relief?
Natural/Herbal Muscle Relaxants and Bladder Pain Relief?
I need help. Does anyone know of quick-acting and strong natural/herbal muscle relaxants that can be applied topically and that do not include alcohol?
Also, does anyone know of quick-acting and effective natural/herbal remedies for bladder pain?
Thank you very much.
Hi T.N.,
Magnesium Chloride Oil (mag oil) can act as a natural topically applied muscle relaxant in spray form. It can also act as a topical pain reliever and relives muscle cramps very quickly. Here is a typical product :
Just spray it on lightly and rub it in. When it starts to wear off, apply a little water on top of it and it will start working again as the water helps activate the remaining magnesium that has dried on the skin.
If you don't like the feel of mag oil on the skin, just apply a minimal amount of your favorite hand and body lotion on top of it.
Art
Colorado
06/27/2024
The best natural relaxant is lobelia.
Sarasota
06/27/2024
You are not specific in describing your health problem. Check these sites and see if anything applies to you. Work with a practitioner, but you cans start on your own if your condition is acute
https://www.drhomeo.com/?s=Bladder
This link is to Ho how self prescribe a homeopatic remedy. https://www.formandheal.com/how-to-self-prescribe
Chicago
06/27/2024
No-Spa 40mg tablets. This medicine is not natural or herbal, yet it would help you fast. Not to be taken regularly, but on as needed basis. Sold in Europe without a prescription. Safe - its injections help to stop pre-mature labor by relaxing an uterus. I take it for anything that requires small blood vessels relaxation, also stomach pain, bloating, intestinal gases, a headache, blood pressure spikes (I normally have a low BP). Once I was on plane and got a severe panic attack, back then I didn't know what it was. The only medicine that I had was
No-Spa. I started taking 1 every hour and it would give me some relieve. The flight was short, so I only took 2.
I always carry it with me. If someone flies to Europe I ask them to buy it for me.
It is an excellent spasmolytic, anesthetic and vasorelaxant. Indications for Use: Prevention and therapy of functional disorders and pain syndrome, connected with spasms, chronic gastrointestinal disorders, chronic cholecystitis, stomach ulcer, pyelitis, cystitis and other problems of gastrointestinal tract.
You can google the name of this medicine adding "to buy in the US".
This medicine won't cure your problems, you need to see a naturopath, an acupuncturist or a homeopathic practitioner.
Tennessee
06/27/2024
Do you know why you are having bladder pain? The solution may depend upon the cause. Bladder pain can be complex. Are you post-menopausal? Do you have trouble with UTI's? If you would like to give some more information I can try to help you.
~Mama to Many~