Joanie1939, welcome to the forum. We need more information in order to help you.
When it comes to back pain, there could be a variety of reasons. For hubby and I it was age related. Hubby also was using the pain patches on his back/neck. We saw advertisements for the Good Feet Store, and thought what the heck, let's see if this works. Much to our surprise it did. It's expensive, but well worth the cost when it helps. Check with your doctor first because if it is something else that's causing your back pain, the arches won't help.
My doctor prescribed Voltaren oral for me, to help with my pain. My liver enzymes went off the chart! I see Voltaren topical, but am afraid to try it . I have a prescription for Lidocaine patches, stronger than what you can get OTC. They work great. You can even cut them into smaller patches, if need be. If you are having back issues, you will need someone to help you or they get messed up from the sticky stuff that attaches them to your skin. If you need help cleaning your house, ask your insurance company (supplemental) if that is a perk you have. I used BCBS Advantage for a while and was able to have a housekeeper come in for 2 hours a week, light housekeeping....washing clothes, vacuum, dusting, etc.
Meaning you need help in paying for them? Need help with putting them on. Have no idea what claning is, cleaning?
This is an international forum mostly US members. We are not an employment agency nor do we help financially. We are average people sharing our experiences.
I suggest you call your County office of Aging. See what resources they have available or can point you in the right direction.
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When it comes to back pain, there could be a variety of reasons. For hubby and I it was age related. Hubby also was using the pain patches on his back/neck. We saw advertisements for the Good Feet Store, and thought what the heck, let's see if this works. Much to our surprise it did. It's expensive, but well worth the cost when it helps. Check with your doctor first because if it is something else that's causing your back pain, the arches won't help.
I have a prescription for Lidocaine patches, stronger than what you can get OTC. They work great. You can even cut them into smaller patches, if need be. If you are having back issues, you will need someone to help you or they get messed up from the sticky stuff that attaches them to your skin.
If you need help cleaning your house, ask your insurance company (supplemental) if that is a perk you have. I used BCBS Advantage for a while and was able to have a housekeeper come in for 2 hours a week, light housekeeping....washing clothes, vacuum, dusting, etc.
This is an international forum mostly US members. We are not an employment agency nor do we help financially. We are average people sharing our experiences.
I suggest you call your County office of Aging. See what resources they have available or can point you in the right direction.