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What Causes Swelling In Knee And Will Ace Proxtvon Help?
Thanks you so much Doctor. I am Mrs. Pillai and 57 years old, the problem is my left leg at the Knee are some swelling and while changing direction some pain is there. Accordingly I met Ortho surgen and taken Xray and Blood Test(CCBC, ESR, RBS, RA (QUANTITATIVE). All the reports was o.k. in the range. Xray report is with doctor only, but he said there is no fracture, but in side little scratch there. following medicines prescribed: (spelling error might be there) ACE PROXYVON gastracid liquid -opain -knee cap When I have seen the side effects of the Ace Proxyvon, I am very much tensed eventhough our doctor prescribed, for a 2nd opinion I was searchin on the internet, this is what I want to know...
Fri, 18 Mar 2016
hello Mrs pillai.
The pain medicines are best taken under cover of an antacid or anti-acidity medicines like pantaprazole.Your medicine proxyvon is indicated for severer pain and may be stopped in 2-3 days or taken sos, it can be replaced with simpler medicines like voveran (Diclofenac), there is no need to change doctor unless there is mistrust, I see no reason at all, rather confide your fears in this doctor -he will explain what to do
best wishes
The pain medicines are best taken under cover of an antacid or anti-acidity medicines like pantaprazole.Your medicine proxyvon is indicated for severer pain and may be stopped in 2-3 days or taken sos, it can be replaced with simpler medicines like voveran (Diclofenac), there is no need to change doctor unless there is mistrust, I see no reason at all, rather confide your fears in this doctor -he will explain what to do
best wishes
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