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Sodium Hyaluronate 1% for osteoarthritis of the shoulder
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<blockquote data-quote="BigTex" data-source="post: 234194" data-attributes="member: 43589"><p>My ortho has a friend in radiology in the same healthcare system, which is the largest in Houston. They did a recorded verbal agreement of me acknowledging that product I was using I brought in and me agreeing to allow them to do this. The box at least had English on the front to describe what was in it, the dosing and what it was intended for. The rest of the box was Chinese. </p><p></p><p>You know [USER=38590]@readalot[/USER], this is the fault of the FDA. As the doctor said, a joint is a joint. If it is approved by the FDA to work for one joint it should work for another. Yet the FDA has not approved it for anything but the knee, so they force Americans to get medications (right to try) from any country we can. So in essence this is off label drug use with a drug imported from another country, completely legitimate. Prices here are ridiculous so I went to a country that has it cheaper. In this case, the blackmarket shipped it but it was purchased from a legitimate Chinese pharmaceutical company. Was it a risk, very little... I have known the Chinese who got the medication for me for maybe 15 years now, even traveled to China to meet the guy a few years back at a trade conference. Even met his wife and kids. I completely trust him. He works as a biochemist so I got peptides from him as well as hGH for many years, all produced in the legitimate lab he works for. </p><p></p><p>This morning the lidocaine has worn off and there is some muscular soreness from the injection which went completely though the anterior deltoid into the <em>glenohumeral</em> joint. But there does seem to be a significate reduction in pain.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BigTex, post: 234194, member: 43589"] My ortho has a friend in radiology in the same healthcare system, which is the largest in Houston. They did a recorded verbal agreement of me acknowledging that product I was using I brought in and me agreeing to allow them to do this. The box at least had English on the front to describe what was in it, the dosing and what it was intended for. The rest of the box was Chinese. You know [USER=38590]@readalot[/USER], this is the fault of the FDA. As the doctor said, a joint is a joint. If it is approved by the FDA to work for one joint it should work for another. Yet the FDA has not approved it for anything but the knee, so they force Americans to get medications (right to try) from any country we can. So in essence this is off label drug use with a drug imported from another country, completely legitimate. Prices here are ridiculous so I went to a country that has it cheaper. In this case, the blackmarket shipped it but it was purchased from a legitimate Chinese pharmaceutical company. Was it a risk, very little... I have known the Chinese who got the medication for me for maybe 15 years now, even traveled to China to meet the guy a few years back at a trade conference. Even met his wife and kids. I completely trust him. He works as a biochemist so I got peptides from him as well as hGH for many years, all produced in the legitimate lab he works for. This morning the lidocaine has worn off and there is some muscular soreness from the injection which went completely though the anterior deltoid into the [I]glenohumeral[/I] joint. But there does seem to be a significate reduction in pain. [/QUOTE]
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