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Knee replacement was supposed to fix my pain. Instead it gave me a new living hell. “The surgery went smoothly!! "Couldn't have gone better!" my surgeon told my wife in the waiting room. But about one week after the surgery, a new kind of horrible pain showed up. It started with this burning and tingling sensations along the scar. Then came these electric shocks shooting down my shin that made me want to scream! I told my surgeon at my six week appointment about it. He barely looked up from his computer. Pulled up my X-ray. Glanced at it. Bent my knee. Straightened it and told me: "X-ray looks excellent! Nerve irritation is just postoperative neuropathy. Pretty common after knee surgery. Should resolve itself within 6-12 months." “SHOULD”. That's a word doctors love. Then he prescribed Gabapentin to me. But it gave me horrible brain fog. I keep forgetting my words mid-sentence. I even gained 8 pounds in 6 weeks without changing what I ate. And it did almost NOTHING for the nerve pain! So I took matters into my own hands. I tried epsom salt soaks, ice packs, lidocaine patches and all other creams I could find on Amazon. NOTHING worked for more than 20 minutes. So I started reading everything I could find about neuropathy. That’s when I came across an article from a Neurologist talking about what REALLY causes so much constant nerve pain. And what I found changed EVERYTHING. It wasn't about the joint. It wasn't even about "nerve irritation" like my surgeon kept saying. It was about magnesium deficiency. According to this neurologist, your nerves need magnesium to function properly. It's basically what keeps them calm. He described it like a ‘brake pedal’ for the nervous system. When a nerve has enough magnesium, it fires the pain signals when it's supposed to and stops when it's supposed to. Smooth. Normal. All according to proper function. But here's what got me. He said when magnesium drops too low, those brakes stop working. The nerves can't shut themselves off. They just keep firing. Over and over and over again!! That's the burning that won't quit. The random tingling sensations. The electric shocks that come out of nowhere. Skin that feels like it's on fire when nothing's even touching it! But here is where it gets even MORE interesting: Most causes of neuropathy also drain magnesium the fastest. Aging, stress, diabetes, chemo, surgery and even your daily medications drain your magnesium. It’s caused by so many things we normally don’t pay attention to. In my case the knee replacement is one of the most stressful things you can put your body through. The surgeon is literally cutting through bone, hammering in metal implants and tearing apart your tissue. It's a major trauma for your body! But it gets WORSE. The pain medication they send you home with? The opioids, the anti-inflammatories, the heavy stuff they give you for the first few weeks? Those pills mess up your stomach and gut. They make it HARDER for your body to absorb minerals from food. Even if you're eating right, even if you're taking vitamins, the medication that’s supposed to help you is BLOCKING your body from absorbing magnesium. So let me summarize it for you: Aging and stress alone lowers your magnesium. And then surgery depletes it even more. Then they give you medications that block your body from absorbing magnesium. No wonder the nerve pains just make you go insane!!! I put my phone down and just sat stared at the wall for a couple minutes… Not one doctor… Not one nurse… NOBODY ever mentioned magnesium at all! Not once. In almost a year. And suddenly every failed treatment made sense. The Gabapentin? It was shutting down my entire brain just to quiet my nerves. Like unplugging your refrigerator because you don't like the humming noise. Sure, the noise stops. But now everything inside is going bad. The lidocaine patches? Just numbing a tiny patch of skin on the surface. The nerves screaming underneath were STARVING for magnesium. None of those things were giving my nerves what they ACTUALLY needed. So the question was simple: How do I get magnesium back to those nerves? I found the answer in a Facebook Neuropathy Support group. A woman named Carol posted that she'd been dealing with the same burning, tingling and electric shocks for over a year after her surgery. Same story as mine. And she had found a high quality lotion made with magnesium chloride. She told me she'd spent weeks reading about it after her doctor basically shrugged at her. Turns out magnesium chloride is made up of molecules small enough to actually pass through the skin straight to your NERVES. Most creams just sit on top. The molecules are too big to get past the outer layer. That's why they feel greasy and never seem to do anything real. But magnesium chloride is small enough to sink in and reach the deeper tissue where the nerves are ACTUALLY located. She said it also had frankincense in it. Something about how it helps calm irritation and swelling naturally. Carol said the idea was simple. Don't freeze the nerve. Don't burn it. Don't drug it. Just give it what it's MISSING. Deliver magnesium DIRECTLY through the skin into your nerves that are starving for it! It’s called Mira nerve relief lotion. I’ll be honest…I was skeptical. I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t! I had a whole shelf of creams that didn't work. Tubes and patches and bottles that cost me money and gave me nothing but sticky sheets and headaches. But Carol's story was exactly like mine. Dealing with the same horrible pains. She didn't say she was cured. She said the burning got quiet and she is finally sleeping through the night again. That's all I wanted. One full night of sleep. I ordered it that same night. When it came, I saved it for bedtime because that's when my nerves always go the loudest. I unscrewed the lid. Gentle, clean smell. Nothing like that sharp medical scent. Rubbed a little over my knee, along the scar, and down the inside of my shin where the pain always is the worst. It soaked in fast. Like my skin was pulling it in. No grease. No stickiness. Just gone. Got into bed. Pulled the covers up. Held my breath. 5 minutes. Quiet. 10 minutes. The burn was still there but it had lost its edge. Like a shout turning into a murmur. 15 minutes. My hands were flat on the mattress instead of gripping the sheets. My jaw was loose. I wasn't bracing for the next shock. 30 minutes. I don't remember. Because I was asleep! I actually fell asleep!!! SEVEN hours straight! I opened my eyes and the room was full of daylight. I looked down. The covers were on top of both legs. Including the left one. For almost a year, I couldn't have anything touching that knee at night. The weight of a sheet felt like a hot iron on my skin. But there it was. Under the covers. And I hadn't even noticed! That was about 3 weeks ago. Yesterday I took my granddaughter to the park. I didn't sit on the bench and watch. I walked with her. Pushed the swing. Bent down and tied her shoe without holding on to anything. She looked up at me and said, "Grandpa, you're not sitting down today!" I nearly lost it right there. I want to be straight with you. There's still a numb patch below my kneecap. And I still get a little tingling if I overdo it. But the burning and tingling that kept me up all night? Down by about 95%. The electric shocks? Gone! Mira is not a miracle product. I won’t say it’s magic. It just does the RIGHT thing for my nerves. My nerves were running empty on magnesium. This just filled them back up. And once they got what they needed, they finally started to quiet down. I'm writing this for the person suffering from nerve pain right now, massaging their leg and knee, feeling like the surgery ruined their life instead of fixing it. I know that feeling. The betrayal. You did everything right and now you're worse off than before. But your nerves aren't broken beyond help. They're running on empty. The surgery drained your magnesium. And now your nerves are screaming because they don't have the one thing they need to calm down. Every cream you've tried was designed to freeze, burn, or numb the surface. None of them were designed to feed the nerve underneath. Mira Nerve Relief Lotion was the first thing that gave my nerves what they ACTUALLY needed. Just magnesium delivered through the skin, right to where it was missing. It changed everything for me. I really hope it does the same for you. Here’s where I bought it if you want to check it out: www.miraorganics.com/pages/why-mira-works-uk