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DMSO Treatment for Knee Pain or Knee Injuries

| Modified on Mar 06, 2024
Below, Earth Clinic readers explain how they used DMSO to treat knee injuries and alleviate knee pain fast.

Let us know if you've tried this remedy on your knees!




4 User Reviews


Posted by Ronald (New Hampshire) on 09/01/2021
★★★★★

For knee pain I use DMS0 diluted from 99.9 percent down to 70 % using distilled water. I put the DMSO into a small spray bottle and put arnica spray or gel on first and then spray my knees and around the sides a bit down my leg.

Don't put on colored clothing right away as the DMS0 takes everything you put on the skin and sucks it into the tissue and into deeper parts of the body. Dyes on the pants could come off and get on your wet skin and the DMSO will take that into the tissues also.

Just sit around and let it get absorbed. Works wonders!! I can walk without any pain.


Knee Pain
Posted by Katzie (Calgary) on 04/11/2018
★★★★★

DMSO for knee patellar pain

I could not figure out why my right knee was hurting so bad one day. I could walk fine, but if I went up or down the stairs, it really hurt. I broke out my bottle of DMSO and proceeded to put it on my knee 2x/day. Relief was immediate, and then within 5 days, it was like it never even happened!

DMSO is rendered when "white liquor" is added to wood to make pulp. The resultant extract is then purified and sold as DMSO.

So DMSO's job is to make the tree strong and stand up. It works the same in the human body. It makes your cells stand firm (like when we're young) and do what they're supposed to do! I have not had to re-apply it to my knee since either.

DMSO is a miracle. I recommend it for any and all pain, even nerve pain.

Best of health everybody!

Replied by Dori
(Mequon, WI)
04/18/2021

Does it come in powder or liquid form? How much do you apply, does it soak in or do you cover it? Thank you for your help.
Dori

EC: It's a liquid that you apply to clean skin and let dry before you cover the area treated with any clothing as it absorbs.

Replied by Barbara
(Ohio)
05/15/2022
3 posts

Katzie,

You said make sure your skin is clean, just soap and water would be sufficient? Can gloves be used to apply? I purchased my first bottle of DMSO so there is a lot I need to learn.

Replied by Katzie
(Calgary)
05/19/2022

I just use good old soap & water to wash my hands and my knees first. That being said, I fell down a couple days ago and bumped my ankle pretty good. I carry a small plastic dmso container with me, so I squirted some on right away (no soapy water on the sidewalk), and had no problems. So its good to be clean, but you don't have to be too paranoid.

As you continue to use it, be prepared to cycle down on your usage. If your skin starts to sting a bit, it is your body's way of saying that it did not need it at this time, so use less of the dmso and stretch out your time between treatments.

This stuff has healed me so well that I haven't had to use dmso in a couple of months. It cured me.
My knees are great.

I also always use an oil to protect the skin, lately its been Neem or Coconut Oil, sometimes Calendula. If you don't water down your drops (they may be sold that way), certainly remember to protect your skin.

Hope it works for your knees as it does for mine! And I walk for at least 2 hrs every day.


Knee Pain
Posted by Zsaqwe (Brownsville, Texas, Usa) on 01/11/2011
★★★★★

Hello, my mother had already had surgery in both knees. And was in constant pain. I had pain in my shoulder and got DMSO for it. One day my mother came and I decided to applied DMSO for her knee pain. She was thrilled and amazed that the pain was gone the next day. I did put it in my armpit elbow area with not too much success yet. I still feel something, not pain but something and it goes and comes. I can not tell you DMSO worked for me. But I have applied it two times, still too soon to tell.

My mother cure was more impressive. Oh, well , I am not telling you more about DMSO because you have to google it and educate yourself very well before any attempt to use it. It is great but delicate. Not for incompetent adults. Please educate yourself if you think it may help you.

Replied by Ramesh
(Maharashtra)
02/11/2017

My wife had her both the knees replaced. But she still is not comfortable with it. I had applied DMSO with water on her shoulders when in pain. Should I use DMSO on her knees. Please let me know.

Replied by Baldev
(Maharashtra)
02/11/2017
185 posts
★★★★★

Hi Ramesh

Sure you can use DMSO, but I will prefer 80% solution of DMSO with magnesium oil 50/50. This solution does help the joint pains.

Good Luck, Baldev