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IBUPROFEN for big face nodules?

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PostPosted: 10/01/07 - 05:52    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote
Hi! My mum has a serious problem with face nodules. They are big, red and very painful. She went to doctor and gave her prescription, but I want to know what the most usual medicaments for face nodules are. Can somebody who has the problems with face nodules give me more information about it? Do you use IBUPROFEN for your treatment? Thanks!
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PostPosted: 10/30/07 - 17:47    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote
The face nodules can cause constant and very boring pain. Because of that you need to use strong painkiller. Usually that is ibuprofen because he's good for acute pain. I have face nodules around my left eye. My doctor prescribes me, beside ibuprofen, prednisone 60 mg and prednisone eye drops. These medications helped me and now I feel better.
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