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Old 02-13-2007, 02:44 PM #1
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Default Inflamation
Hi All
Inflammation is this or is it not part of the symptom's and pain associated
with RSD? have read all the articles on this- still do not under stand why they
do not recommend taking NSAID'S for this- I was on ETODOLAC (LODINE) 200mg. Had to stop was having kidney problems- also have been told not to take inflamatory med's with any pain relief medication- as soon as I stopped the LODINE- (the kidney problems went away)-- back is starting to burn some
now - a lot more after stretching. THANKS ADA for the WD. article we sure
could use more of this.
Take Care
Susan
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