Penetrex

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I took Penetrex knot kit eight days ago and I have been bleeding ever since with pain all over and severe nausea that doesn't even stop for a minute. So what should i do? Please help me out, can i have any tablets to control the pain? ## It sounds like you are having a severe reaction or an infection, and the drug is not doing its job. This could be potentially life threatening and I urge you to contact your doctor or visit the hospital ASAP, especially since it has been going on for over a week!!! Please do not take this lightly. I wish you the best with this, please let me know how you're doing. ## Please help, I just took the drug and am scared I will go through pains like Julia said. ## Charlie, how long ago did you take this? Are you able to contact your doctor if any side ...

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in the old days was used to remve small tumors when grown underthe arms ## Hi Sandy, Whereabouts did you used to get this type of ointment from? I've done a fair amount of research the name Penetro, but haven't actually come any specific details describing an ointment or cream; just a portuguese brand inhaler containing Terpina Monoidratada as a decongestant. In light of this, part of me wonders if Penetro is something that may have originated elsewhere. Did you mean to say penetrex cream, penetran cream, or penaten cream by chance? And was tumor treatment listed as an off-label use?

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After taking penetrex knot and having a pelvic scan done, it was confirmed that the miscarriage was not complete. Can I still take another dose of penetrex knot? ## Can I eat after taking this drug, and how long does it take to start working?

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Oval blue pill with 100 on one side and nothing on the other. ## Based on the description provided, this pill isn't listed in the prescription drug databases, so I can't find any information on it. The closest match found is oval and blue, but has the imprint "5100" instead of just "100". It has been identified as Penetrex (200 Mg). If this does not fit your description after double checking the imprint, then it is going to be difficult to determine what this tablet contains unless you would pay to have it lab tested somewhere. Another thing you can do is take the pill over to your local pharmacy and see if they have any particular way of testing for ingredients. I hope this helps!

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