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Old 02-03-2011, 01:03 PM #17
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Do they have Salonpas there? I use this topically for arthritis all the time. They will even take down bruises.

Get the ones with methyl salicyclate in them.

Salonpas are big in Asia... so you should be able to find them.

I don't know about the gout... Real uric acid gout will cause redness and heat in the area. But Pseudogout will not necessarily.
Thanks for the suggestion mrsD. its 1am here so all closed but will grab some in the morning. Im going to go another moderate dose of predisnone
tomorrow, currently my leg is in the shape of a chicken wing when i try to walk

very little pain laying in the recliner thank goodness.

p.s the knee is warmer but not red
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