Product Images Equate Arthritis Pain

This text provides a list of specific body areas for both the upper and lower body. For the upper body, it includes the elbow, wrist, and hand with corresponding areas such as the sides, inner and outer aspects, top, bottom, palm, and fingers. For the lower body, it includes the knee, ankle, and foot with corresponding areas such as the sides, kneecap, back, front, sole, top of the foot, and toes.*

This text provides a brief description of different conditions related to cartilage - healthy, worn-away, and broken.*

This appears to be a chart or diagram outlining body parts and corresponding abbreviations. It includes categorizations of upper and lower body and specific body parts, including hands, elbows, wrists, ankles, and knees.*

This text appears to be a list of body parts and whether they are correct or incorrect in some way. It seems to be indicating that hands and knees are correct in two areas, while ankles are incorrect in one area. However, without more context it is difficult to determine the specific meaning or use of this information.*

This is a Drug Facts label for a topical gel containing diclofenac sodium, an active ingredient used for the temporary relief of arthritis pain in upper and lower body areas. The product is not intended for immediate relief and may take up to seven days to work. It includes warnings for potential severe allergic reactions, liver damage, stomach bleeding, heart attack, and stroke. It provides dosing instructions and advises consulting a doctor if there are any concerns. The enclosed dosing card should be used to measure a dose, and the product should be stored at room temperature. Inactive ingredients include carbomer homopolymer Type C, fragrance, isopropyl alcohol, and purified water.*