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Old 12-27-2013, 09:46 AM #9
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Default Question about the compound cream use...
I have a rx for a compound cream for my small fiber neuropathy which contains Ketoprofen/Lidocaine/Gabapentin/Amitriptyline. I'm curious how often this can be safely used. The rx says to use one or two times daily, but I get the impression from a brief conversation with the pharmacist and reading a little about it that you can use it pretty liberally. Does anyone know?
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