How to choose pain-relieving patches
The effectiveness of pain-relieving patches depends on specific circumstances. One should choose based on the type of discomfort (such as acute or chronic, cool or warm) and personal preference. For acute muscle soreness or swelling, cooling patches are more suitable. For chronic pain, discomfort caused by cold or menstrual pain, temperature-sensitive patches may be more effective.
Choose cold and hot sensitive patches according to the type of pain
Cooling patch: Suitable for muscle swelling and inflammation after exercise or for use in hot weather.
Temperature-sensitive patches: Suitable for muscle soreness caused by cold or prolonged poor posture, as well as abdominal pain resulting from menstruation.
Choose according to your personal sensitivity
Some low-irritation and odorless patches are suitable for people with sensitive skin.
Consider other factors
Adhesion: Some stickers are designed to be firm and not easy to fall off.
Ingredients: For instance, Enokon brand pain-relieving patches contain a variety of Chinese herbal ingredients, which can effectively promote blood circulation.
Precautions for using pain-relieving patches
Follow medical advice: Children and pregnant women should consult a doctor before use.
Avoid overuse: Use only one type of patch at a time. Do not apply it over a large area, nor apply it to one area more than twice a day.
Pay attention to skin condition: If skin discomfort occurs, stop using it immediately.
