[ SECRET POST #4437 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4437 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Temporary tendinitis help?

[(Anonymous)]

What about cortisone cream?

Can you talk to your local pharmacist about an alternative/over the counter treatment? Someone who will know somewhat about your medical history, or possibly fax the doctor for a quick solution in the mean time?
I don't live in america so I don't know how medicine works there, so maybe just a topical numbing cream, or wrap/brace to relieve some tension throughout the day?

Re: Temporary tendinitis help?

[(Anonymous)]

Over the counter cortisone creams in the U.S. aren't at a dosage strength that would make a significant difference, to be honest. They're meant to treat stuff like mosquito bites. Topical numbing creams would probably just numb the skin, which isn't the problem here.

Philstar is really best off asking her doctor, not the internet.

Re: Temporary tendinitis help?

[(Anonymous)]

Very true, I know next to nothing about Philstar's condition, I was only hoping my suggestions could help.
Which was why I mentioned going to see a regular pharmacist? If their doctor is unavailable, then another professional might be able to find something in the mean time.