[Non-steroidal antirheumatic ointments in the treatment of primary periarticular and intramuscular XXXX ].

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The author presents his experience assembled in a short-term (two-week) therapeutic trial with @entity72917 ointment, which contains @entity22018 , in 50 @entity1 with primary localized periarticular and muscular @entity239 . The preparation was used locally three times per day-2-3 cm of ointment pressed from a tube. The @entity1 were given a form in which they recorded every night the effect classified in four grades from the best to zero effect. In 49 the tolerance of the ointment was very good. In 45 @entity1 a therapeutic effect was achieved (90%), comprising 21 (42%) where the effect was excellent, in 24 it was good or satisfactory (48%) and only in 5 @entity1 no effect was recorded or the patents' statement was vague. In the first group of 21 @entity1 16 were able to abandon analgetic and anti-inflammatory treatment with non- @entity134 antirheumatics. @entity1 with the muscular form of @entity239 practically agreed in favour of the ointment. Gels according to these @entity1 tissues. The authors remind that according to their experience gels, incl. Mobilisin, are suited for periarticular forms of @entity239 . It is also useful to rub the ointment in micro-massage to achieve a greater initial hyperaemia and better resorption. Mobilisin ointment may prove useful also in other disciplines, in particular orthopaedics, surgery, traumatology, neurology, rehabilitation and sports medicine.
