Product Images Basic Care Arthritis Pain

This is a medication that is for external use only and is not to be used on any body area other than pain in the elbow, foot, ankle, and knee. It contains Diclofenac Sodium Topical Gel and is for immediate pain relief. The enclosed dosing card should be used to measure a dose of 225 inches for upper body pain and 45 inches for lower body pain, four times a day with a maximum of 21 days of use. However, it may take up to seven days to work for the individual's arthritis pain. It is essential to follow the doctor's directions while using this medication.*

This text provides instructions on how to use a tube that has a safety seal. The first step is to remove the cap from the tube, followed by firmly pressing and pulling the foil on top of the cap to remove the safety seal. It is advised not to use scissors or other sharp objects to open the safety seal. After use, the cap should be put back on the end of the tube.*

This text appears to be a schedule or time table with headers for different parts of the day (start, middle, late afternoon, end) and a blank space under each heading, potentially to fill in with appointments or tasks for those time periods.*

This is a description of body parts and their areas. The upper body areas include the elbow, wrist, and hand; while the lower body areas include the knee, ankle, and foot. Each body part has specific areas that are mentioned in the text, such as the sides, inner and outer parts of the elbow, top and bottom of the wrist, top and palm of the hand, sides and front of the ankle, and the top of the foot and toes.*

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This text describes three different states of cartilage: healthy, worn-away, and broken.*

This text is not clearly readable and contains non-English characters, thus, the description is not available.*