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How Best To Keep Lidocaine Plaster To Feet
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Just been prescribed lidocaine plaster to help with nerve pain in soles of feet, but I am not sure how best to keep them stuck to my sole. I have tried a film dressing on top but they still seem to move. Anybody have any other suggestions?

posted February 20, 2017
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A MyChronicPainTeam Member

Hi Have you tried a tubigrip support for your feet it is shaped to fit over the heel and goes from the toes to the ankle. Firm enough to hold your plaster on (it is a support) but not too tight as long as you get the right size and since is tubular you just pull it on & off.

posted March 4, 2017
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Saran Wrap, use it like an elastic wrap , it doesnt need to be real tight as u wrap

posted February 23, 2017

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