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07/20/08
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Category:compound fractures

is midocalin a strong pain killer for compound fractures or not?

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Sunday, July 20, 2008
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I'm afraid I couldn't find anything on 'midocalin'. Could this lidocaine? Lidocaine is generally use as a topical (placed on skin) drug for herpes zoster (shingle) infections or as a dental anesthetic. I doubt that's what you're taking. Please check the medicaation and repeat the question.

 

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