DICLOFENAC EPOLAMINE vs DICLOFENAC POTASSIUM

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A fellow 14 Batch Medico’s post here made me write my story as a comment and I thought I should post is a separate post for me to not lose it later. Was a comment on a recent post. Copying pasting my comment there as a post here. I am 2014 batch student, when I passed Final year and internship star

*(Disclaimer - I am not a doctor and am only providing information which you can speak to your doctor about. Sorry for the long post, but I hope it’ll help some of you)* Hey everyone, I see a lot of posts on here asking for advice on medications/treatments, or posts from people who are suffering fro

I’m 52 with EDS and today has been a right kick in the pants. I have arthritis in the base of both thumbs. Any action that requires an opposable thumb causes so much pain. At the moment I can’t even do up my own bra, write, carry a full plate or cut up anything harder than cooked veg. There’s no h

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EDIT: made a video to better demonstrate the process. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1n_66LDHHYlM5hC8BNQ3QTpS5pKy_UZuf/view?usp=drivesdk Hi all, For years I have been suffering from medial tibial stress syndrome, also known as shin splints. In the last few months I have found a solution to my prob

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**I am not The OOP, OOP is** u/throwaway65312551 **My [36F] husband [39M] of 13 years is against having our cat euthanized; implies I want to 'murder' the cat for being an 'inconvenience'** **TRIGGER WARNING:** >!death of a beloved pet, mentions of death of a parent, emotional and verbal abuse,

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Hello everyone. My partner posted about two weeks ago about an orange stray cat that we had rescued and adopted. He had many health ailments that we were taking care of including hyperthyroidism, kidney and liver disease, a heart murmur, potassium deficiency, tooth decay and we later found out as we

I found this weird honestly. In my country, on the FDA site it says that benzos are controlled and need a prescription. So obviously you cant get it without visiting a doctor. SSRIs such as sertaline are uncontrolled but need a prescription. How could something be uncontrolled but still need a pres