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Your Go-To Antiinflammatory. List them?

Jungnaut

Jungnaut

YOLO Kunce
As the title says which anti inflammatory med do you use (preferably OTC) when a minor yet annoying strain bites you in the ass?

I took a Mobic today after scouring through my parents medicine cabinet and feel wonderful, but dutifully noted its prescription med.

When I go to my friendly chemist what am I supposed to ask for? Its for a high trapezoid strain that is making me yelp with undelight every time I look down (tuck my chin in).
 
Try to avoid them

Voltaren SR 75mg - the work clinic had dispensed a quantity of these to me they are powerful.

indomethacin 100mg suppositories - insert one into the rectum twice per day

haven't need the bum pills for a couple of years but if my back plays up, finger into bum right away!
 
Rest and Stout beer !!
I was using Lyrica when I had my back op .. But another prescribed drug so not much help to you ..
 
Repacked said:
Diclofenac 50mg
Mobic 15mg
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Well Mobic is prescription lol so unless I go *cough*offshorechemfriendliespharmy*cough* then no go.

I am thinking maybe good old Nurofen perhaps if Voltaren isn't that great as Bazza said?

vonfram88 said:
Try to avoid them

Voltaren SR 75mg - the work clinic had dispensed a quantity of these to me they are powerful.

indomethacin 100mg suppositories - insert one into the rectum twice per day

haven't need the bum pills for a couple of years but if my back plays up, finger into bum right away!
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OK so maybe a stronger Voltaren mught be worth a try. As for the rest of your post.. what the actual fuck?? lol
 
Jungnaut said:
Well Mobic is prescription lol so unless I go *cough*offshorechemfriendliespharmy*cough* then no go.

I am thinking maybe good old Nurofen perhaps if Voltaren isn't that great as Bazza said?



OK so maybe a stronger Voltaren mught be worth a try. As for the rest of your post.. what the actual fuck?? lol
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I have a heap of the prescription strength voltaren and even plain panadol is stronger than them.
 
Voltaren 25, combined with topical volataren gel.

all that said, I avoid anti inflammatories like the plague due to my gut problems.
 
Say what you want but I have found Cissus Quadrangularis to be a highly​ effective alternative to anti inflamatory medication.
 
Jungnaut said:
Well Mobic is prescription lol so unless I go *cough*offshorechemfriendliespharmy*cough* then no go.

I am thinking maybe good old Nurofen perhaps if Voltaren isn't that great as Bazza said?



OK so maybe a stronger Voltaren mught be worth a try. As for the rest of your post.. what the actual fuck?? lol
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The indomecathin suppositories are prescription but they go in the other end so less chance of stomach bleed. Plus you get to put something in your bum as a bonus.
 
Frogman said:
Rest and Stout beer !!
I was using Lyrica when I had my back op .. But another prescribed drug so not much help to you ..
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I was using Lyrica and Endep for my nerve pain.
Made me feel pretty crappy tho.

I still have a heap of unused scripts for lyrica, mobic and diclofenec....bids anyone!!
 
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Say what you want but I have found Cissus Quadrangularis to be a highly​ effective alternative to anti inflamatory medication.
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How is this Cissus plant or Devil's Backbone an anti inflammant? Maybe if I have diabetes, hemorrhoids, or a touch of scurvy then I'll chew on some Cissus. But if a tissue is inflammed?
But seriously, I know nothing about this exciting herb. lol :rolleyes:
 
Jungnaut said:
How is this Cissus plant or Devil's Backbone an anti inflammant? Maybe if I have diabetes, hemorrhoids, or a touch of scurvy then I'll chew on some Cissus. But if a tissue is inflammed?
But seriously, I know nothing about this exciting herb. lol :rolleyes:
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It's purported to have anti-inflamatory properties, and be good for joint health, I've found to be a help. Can get it from BN. As it happens I've never had scurvy either so it must work...right?

TBH I have little faith in herbal remedies, if it doesn't come with some sort of warning or prescription only I have little faith, but I found this to be effective.
 
cissus does nothing for me.

voltaren won't do anything for pain as it isn't a pain killer just anti inflammatory
 
i rely on my own body's anti inflam responses.

don't have any medication like that in the house, not even panadol.
 
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