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The Promise of Tanezumab
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Posted in Arthritis on November 9, 2009
Reviewed June 2011
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Allergic to Lyrica and Neurontin and NSAID gels and pill ineffective in helping pain of severe fibromyalgia and costachondritis - a double whammy - is there a medication something that causes fewer allergic reactioms that can help me with pain relief thank you so much bargorent@aol.com
Posted by: bargorent | December 6, 2009 1:11 PM
Doctors and patients who buy into Pfizer's PR blitz that patients of Tanezumab injured themselves because the pain medication worked "too well", are nothing short of fools. This study included known side-effects left off the "informed consent", falsified medical records, ignoring and failure to report adverse events, i.e., medical neglect, clinics without the permit to do this research, and permanently crippled patients ignored by Pfizer's legal obligations. Pfizer has a history of just such actions. BEWARE of Pfizer clinical trials!
Posted by: Injured Patient | May 25, 2011 8:05 AM
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I have had several therapies already on my osteoarthritic knees: cortizone, Synvisc One, physical therapy. Next is knee replacement but I'd rather keep my own. How can I stay abreast of tanezumab therapy?
Posted by: Lynn Hendersonville NC | November 16, 2009 11:01 AM