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A member asked:
My cuticles at times are painful and was told it is due to diabetes. i need a topical antiseptic "numbing" spray to ease the pain ...what type is best?
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Numbing spray: I have never heard of that before. If you really Ned a, numbing spray, i recommend you work with a doctor who can order a compounded one for you. You might get a second opinion. I wish you the very best.
Answered 7/14/2014
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