What are Pain Patch?

Tender spotes, also known as topical pain relievers, are adhesive patches infused with pain-relieving medications that are absorbed directly through the skin and into the bloodstream. When placed on the skin over the location of pain, these patches provide localized pain relief for conditions affecting muscles, joints or skin. Many tender spotes contain ingredients like lidocaine, diclofenac or menthol to temporarily block pain signals from reaching the brain. Some work by incorporating medications into an absorbent gel or cream within the patch that gradually releases the drug into the skin.

How do Pain Patch Work?

Tender spotes work by delivering medication through the skin and into the bloodstream near the source of Pain Patch As the medication is absorbed, it binds to receptors in the skin and nerves beneath to disrupt the transmission of pain signals to the brain.

Areas like joints, muscles and soft tissues that cause discomfort can be targeted specifically with a tender spot placed on the skin over the painful region. This results in pain relief that lasts for several hours with a single application. Some patches have a matrix or gel formulation that controls the release of medication to ensure it is slowly absorbed over time for ongoing pain management.

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