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01-04-2015, 06:38 PM | #4 | |||
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Hi Gotoeden,
First I agree with Diandra, you should be under a Pain Consultant. Many of us on here, myself included, are dealing with the pains of multiple serious conditions or injuries - or both. You will always find a sympathetic ear and the likelihood is someone will have had similar experiences as yourself. Among my problems I have severe Neurological Hypersensitivity and arthritis in my hands, knees and right elbow. For the arthritis I take 60mg Arcoxia, a cox-2 inhibitor as the cox-1s are far less effective. It reduces the swelling and inflammation by 50-60%. Anything you think I can help with, just yell, Dave. |
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"Thanks for this!" says: | PamelaJune (01-09-2015) |
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