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craig1486
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| My father is 67 years old and he has just returned from a knee surgery. He was hit by a car and luckily, only his knee was hurt. Still, he uses some pain killers and Dantrolene for the high temperature. I have been wondering about that drug, is it effective at all? Should we search for some other way to deal with his problem? |
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jessamyn1740
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| Posted: 11/20/07 - 23:01 Post subject: |
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| Well, if the doctor gave him the drug, then I guess it should be effective. I know that its first function is to deal with multiple sclerosis and other nerve conditions. Still, it can deal with high temperature too. There are side effects, and after a long period of usage, liver might be damaged. So, be cautious, look for any kind of change. |
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