Keto Baclo Cyclo Lido Gaba Cream

JoAnn Says:
Sun, Jun 29 '14, 8:52 PM via mobile

Can this topical cream affect your sleeping cycle??? Can it make you sleep a heavy sleep?

Verwon Says:
Mon, Jun 30 '14, 3:23 PM
Hello, JoAnn! How are you?

No, it shouldn't. The medications may cause drowsiness as side effects, but you only absorb a little of them, when using them topically, so it shouldn't cause a deep, heavy sleep.

For that to happen, someone would basically have to almost bathe in it.

Is there anything else I can help with?

JoAnn Says:
Mon, Jun 30 '14, 9:57 PM via mobile
Thanks so much. Can it be addictive?

LadyJay Says:
Wed, Nov 18 '15, 3:29 AM
Hello,

I just received a topical Cream Keta/Cyclo/GABA/Lido (10%/2%/6%/3.5%).

I was told to put it in all places where I am experiencing pain and on the bottle it says: Apply 3 times daily for pain and/or muscle spasms as needed.

*** PLEASE HELP ANYONE!!! *** I suffer from extreme nerve pain in my back. It affects the left side more but the pain starts mid/lower back and shoots up into my neck (arms included) and down into my legs. I applied it everywhere I was experiencing pain. It made me sleep, had a severe headache, and it made me feel as though my spine was going to literally drop and hit the floor. Maybe I put too much on... Idk...

Questions:

1. What are all the abbreviations i.e. GABA=Gabapentin (I only know that one because I take tablet form)?
2. Does anyone know what the side effects are?

I will say it worked for the most part but then it managed to give me new issues which terrifies me because it was so severe.

Sharon Says:
Sat, Sep 30 '17, 5:38 PM via mobile
The cream I have is Keta 10% / Baclo 2% / Cyclo 2% / Gaba 6% / Lido 5%. This compound topical cream is prescribed for my foot due to nerve damage from a car accident. Permanent nerve damage. I would like to know if I can use it on my scalp for sores that are painful and itchy?

Lydia Says:
Sat, Apr 07 '18, 11:42 AM via mobile
Hi. I was wondering if I can ask my pain management doctor if he can prescribe "gaba keto lido cream" for me? What is this cream typically used for?

lohannn Says:
Wed, May 09 '18, 5:12 PM
Re: Lydia (# 5)

it is gabapentin (SSRI affects brain), ketoprofen( NSAID affects cells near injury to shrink down and "de-swell") , Lidocaine (mild numbing agent, relaxes cells near injury to not excite aka "feel"),

Dougsgirl Says:
Sat, Jun 23 '18, 11:41 AM via mobile
What does the amithcl mean in this cream and what does it do? Please help. Thanks

Chris Says:
Thu, Jan 24 '19, 8:09 PM via mobile
Is it okay to use lido cream if you have tyroids disease