What actually helps? Creams, pills, or injections?

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What actually helps? Creams, pills, or injections?
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Zhurina Olga
Diclofenac injection
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Irina
Menovazin helps a lot... but be careful, it can cause a burn.

You buy a jar of Menovazin at the pharmacy. Rub your back with a greasy cream, pour Menovazin onto a cotton ball and apply it to your back, then cover with a plastic bag and a scarf.
It stinks worse than Vicks VapoRub, but it works wonders. I used it overnight for severe pain, and in the morning I felt like a new woman, but my skin was red (Menovazin contains alcohol).
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Irina
If you need to relieve the pain temporarily, you can buy "Ketoprofen" suppositories or, as suggested below, "Diclofenac" (also available as suppositories, or you can get a cream, but it's less effective).
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