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    Quote Originally Posted by SKkin View Post
    She is also reluctant to give me a refill again.
    It has addiction potential if used regularly. Much less if used as I intend, only occasionally. I will need to try it, will be interesting. I have little to no problems if I stay at home or do some cycling. But one hour sightseeing or in a mall gets me beyond the amount of pain I can deal with.
    "don't attribute to malice what can be adequately explained by incompetence"

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    Anyone tried these??? NOXA 20 Otherwise known as

    Piroxicam
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    thanks guys for all the replies,the wife has read them all,and to put in perspective its nothing to what some of you are having to put up with.

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    I used Piroxicam on and off for a couple of years. It gave me no side effects at all, not even mild stomach upset (which is the most common one). However it only half worked.

    I gave it up after discovering that my tight lower back muscles (due to inflammation) responded much better to regular magnesium supplements. Really well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by headhunter View Post
    the wife suffers from back pain [lower] around 5times a year,its come to the point that ibuprofen doesn't relieve the pain anymore
    ...a) take her to a reputable doctor...
    ...b) follow his/her advice...
    ...c) ignore suggested remedies from other quarters...

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    Neither magnesium supplements nor acupuncture can hurt while you are waiting to try something else.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Latindancer View Post
    Neither magnesium supplements nor acupuncture can hurt while you are waiting to try something else.
    I'll have to try the magnesium. I did start taking 1 turmeric capsule a day to help with the arthritis inflammation. Not sure that it's doing any good though. Maybe I need to take more.

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    The very worst thing that I ever did with my back was going for a Thai massage. Some untrained idiot pressing on my bulging disc and trying to tickle my testicles from behind had me in agony.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scottish Gary View Post
    trying to tickle my testicles from behind had me in agony
    ...ah, but the release is exquisite...

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    A funny little episode that happened during a stop over in Vienna during my latest flight. Standing in line for security check had given me quite a back pain. Lying down with my legs up helps. So I laid on the floor with my legs on one of those small tables beside the seats.

    But then a young and quite good looking cleaning lady of african descent came along and resolutely told me the floor is not for lying down and I need to move. She advised me that going along the line of terminals I would find couches where I can lay down comfortably. So far that was common courtesy. But a short time after I laid down at one of the couches she came looking for me, bringing me a blanket. She did not just give it to me, she actually covered me with the blanket while I was lying there. Just lacking the good night kiss.

    I guess my somewhat awkward standing up from the floor made her think it may be much worse than it actually was. Still a very nice thing to do, way beyond her duties.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Takeovers View Post
    way beyond her duties
    yup, compassion, unfortunately a vanishing trait

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