Ingredients in Knee Pain Patches That Provide Relief

Release time：2023-11-20    Click：158

Medicated allow patients to obtain targeted relief through transdermal delivery of active ingredients. 

Some of the key ingredients in knee patches that provide analgesia and anti-inflammatory effects include:

Wormwood - The leaves and flowering tops of this plant contain substances that provide pain relief and anti-inflammatory capabilities. Wormwood has been traditionally used in medicinal plasters and liniments to ease muscular aches and arthritis.

Borneol - Also known as Bing Pian, this ingredient comes from dried borneol leaves. It aids circulation while providing a light-numbing effect for pain relief. Studies suggest it has anti-inflammatory properties as well.

Ginger - Derived from the ginger plant root, this common spice contains compounds called gingerols that are potent anti-inflammatories. Ginger applied topically increases circulation and relieves joint/muscle pain.

Cinnamon - This fragrant spice obtained from tree bark contains cinnamaldehyde which provides analgesia by inhibiting pain signal transmission. Cinnamon also reduces inflammation that contributes to knee pain.

Safflower - Safflower flowers contain antioxidants like flavonoids that reduce inflammation. Extracts applied to the skin provide warming sensations to ease knee discomfort and stiffness. 

Eucommia - Made from the dried bark of the eucommia tree, this Chinese herb contains compounds that help reduce pain and inflammation when applied topically to the knee. 

Additional ingredients like methyl salicylate, menthol, and capsaicin work by numbing nerve endings and blocking pain signals.

When the knee pain patch is administered, these and other analgesic ingredients target knee discomfort at the source for convenient, lasting relief.