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heathcliff - 18 Jul 2005 23:54 GMT
came down with plantar facitis and physio brought me out a trial sample of
pennsaid, well its been three weeks now and the foot is just about back to
normal.  The therapist said it was a magical drug and as far as I'm
concerned it sure is.
Brad Clarke - 19 Jul 2005 02:26 GMT
>>came down with plantar facitis and physio brought me out a trial sample of
>>pennsaid, well its been three weeks now and the foot is just about back to
>>normal.  The therapist said it was a magical drug and as far as I'm
>>concerned it sure is.
Yes, it does do wonders.

Now if they only sold it in body-dunking sizes, I'd be all set :)
Gwen Love - 19 Jul 2005 03:31 GMT
I assume you need a prescription to get it.
Gwen

> >>came down with plantar facitis and physio brought me out a trial sample of
> >>pennsaid, well its been three weeks now and the foot is just about back to
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> Now if they only sold it in body-dunking sizes, I'd be all set :)
Brad Clarke - 19 Jul 2005 04:02 GMT
>>I assume you need a prescription to get it.
Yep.
d'huit - 19 Jul 2005 05:45 GMT
drat!  i would really like to try that stuff.

kate

>>>I assume you need a prescription to get it.
> Yep.
Newsgroup Spambuster - 20 Jul 2005 07:27 GMT
Didn't someone once post a recipe of sorts for making something very
similar to this?

I wonder why they haven't approved this yet for the U.S.   Seems like
quite a few could benefit from this.   I know Melinda really found it
very helpful to her.

Donna G
heathcliff - 02 Aug 2005 05:46 GMT
well I don't know what to tell everyone about this drug........but when I
started using it I could hardly make it to the bathroom in the morning.
Being a golfer I was limping after the first hole.....now I'm doing 18 no
problem.  I really can't explain it. If you have plantar facitic or
similar foot problems definitley give it a try.....actually I read its a
knee medication. But it works, believe me.
RoseB - 02 Aug 2005 07:18 GMT
>well I don't know what to tell everyone about this drug........but when I
>started using it I could hardly make it to the bathroom in the morning.
>Being a golfer I was limping after the first hole.....now I'm doing 18 no
>problem.  I really can't explain it. If you have plantar facitic or
>similar foot problems definitley give it a try.....actually I read its a
>knee medication. But it works, believe me.
It is the nsaid voltarin in a base that contains dmso that enables it
to be absorbed through the skin. It works because the antiinflammatory
can be provided locally without first going through the system. It
works best for smaller areas. It is not specifically for knees, but
may be of less benefit if applied to a larger area like a hip,
for example.

    Rose   @}>->--
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