There's Zanaflex for pain. Try drugs.com and see if that helps any.
Posted By: mt on 2009-05-12
In Reply to: a medication i can't figure out! - kelly
Subject: There's Zanaflex for pain. Try drugs.com and see if that helps any.
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Could it be Zanaflex
Subject: Could it be Zanaflex
try Zanaflex
Subject: try Zanaflex
Zanaflex
Subject: Zanaflex
it's a muscle relaxant. i'm on it for tension headaches, generic form: tizanidine
Not saying Skelaxin and Zanaflex? or sm
Subject: Not saying Skelaxin and Zanaflex? or sm
Celebrex and Zanaflex.
Sometimes people take Skelaxin in day and Zanaflex at night etc.
Just a thought.
maybe Zanaflex?? just a thought
Subject: maybe Zanaflex?? just a thought
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Zanaflex has 2-mg dose
Subject: Zanaflex has 2-mg dose
could it be something like Zanaflex or Norflex?
Subject: could it be something like Zanaflex or Norflex?
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for drugs phonetic guessing, etc. I do Drugs.com
Subject: for drugs phonetic guessing, etc. I do Drugs.com
worth a dry, can also search part of drug ie *threx
tizanidine (generic for Zanaflex)??? nm
Subject: tizanidine (generic for Zanaflex)??? nm
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Hmm...Zanaflex is muscle relaxant SM
Subject: Hmm...Zanaflex is muscle relaxant SM
it comes in 2 mg and 4 mg dosages. I don't know for sure if it would be used for arthritis pain.
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Could be tizanidine which is the generic for Zanaflex.
Subject: Could be tizanidine which is the generic for Zanaflex.
Just guessing tho without any other info to go on.
Zanaflex=tizanidine, a muscle relaxant.
Subject: Zanaflex=tizanidine, a muscle relaxant.
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Pt with headaches could use s/l "proganolin", Keppra, and Zanaflex
Subject: Pt with headaches could use s/l "proganolin", Keppra, and Zanaflex
Other medications that have recently been described with new daily persistent headache include Namenda, Singulair, Keppra, Proganolin, and Zanaflex.
possibly occult sciatic pain ( pain hidden/concealed/not manifest) ? nm
Subject: possibly occult sciatic pain ( pain hidden/concealed/not manifest) ? nm
if it's in the spine, it could be "discogenic" pain versus "facet"-related pain
Subject: if it's in the spine, it could be "discogenic" pain versus "facet"-related pain
could be TKA-total knee amputation. pain could be "ghost" pain --nm
Subject: could be TKA-total knee amputation. pain could be "ghost" pain --nm
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Drug name - s/l amarek, for back pain and neck pain
Subject: Drug name - s/l amarek, for back pain and neck pain
Any ideas? Thanks!
shoulder pain and knee pain
Subject: shoulder pain and knee pain
Doctor says, "he denies any neck pain or s/l ridicular symptomatology into the upper extremity.
nEck pain and back pain
Subject: nEck pain and back pain
what a day!
Thank you! This helps. nm
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THANKS!! THAT REALLY HELPS!!
Subject: THANKS!! THAT REALLY HELPS!!
I believe he is actually saying that. If it helps any, he is ESL
Subject: I believe he is actually saying that. If it helps any, he is ESL
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It helps so much if you put more of
Subject: It helps so much if you put more of
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Helps very much!! Thanks!! : ))
Subject: Helps very much!! Thanks!! : ))
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this OP never says thank you when someone helps
Subject: this OP never says thank you when someone helps
if it helps sm
Subject: if it helps sm
Stedmans neuro book has "neural foramen" but does not have "neuroforamina"
Yes, that helps. Thanks. nm
Subject: Yes, that helps. Thanks. nm
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I don't know if this helps at all...
Subject: I don't know if this helps at all...
But in Stedman's OB/GYN work book, I only find the term hypercoagulability; nothing on hypocoagulability.
Not sure if this helps but...sm
Subject: Not sure if this helps but...sm
Not sure if this would help but I found this....maybe abdominopelvic ?
Migraine, abdominal: An attack of abdominal pain that may be preceded by a migraine aura and accompanied nausea, vomiting, and cognitive disturbance.
Thank you so much! That helps!
Subject: Thank you so much! That helps!
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Don't know if this helps any, but
Subject: Don't know if this helps any, but
there are Councill catheters and Merocel sponges.
Don't know if this helps
Subject: Don't know if this helps
but it might be Wright Medical Supramax (not sure about the strong part).
thanks, that helps! nm
Subject: thanks, that helps! nm
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*Anything* helps, believe me...
Subject: *Anything* helps, believe me...
thanks for providing these values. I know there's a difference between arterial and venous blood gases, but i've never typed anything but the arterial ones. I should probably sit down and memorize these, but my brain is full....
hope this helps
Subject: hope this helps
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hope this helps...
Subject: hope this helps...
Hi!
I would probably make just a minor adjustment as I think he's talking about edema in both ankles:
EXTREMITIES: There is edema of the right ankle at the site of fracture times two, trace to 1+ on the left. Significantly diminished pulses, equal 0-1 DP and PT lower extremities bilaterally. Normal upper.
As for the rest....looks okay to me...not sure about the "equal" part - sorry! Good job!
Hope this helps some...
Subject: Hope this helps some...
Conus medullaris and the cauda equina are within the normal limits. Intervertebral disk at L4-5 has mildly diminished signal, indicating desiccation at its interspace.
FINDINGS: There is a mild bulge centrally with facet osteoarthropathy but no significant canal stenosis.
**I'm not 100% without actually hearing the dictation that interspace and facet osteoarthropathy are definite, but with years of rad experience that's the best guess I can make for ya, both would be acceptable in that context as you have listed it. But I at least FINALLY figured out blank #1 (bulge..not bone)!! Yipee! LOL Hope this helps ya! 
I fail to see how that helps them
Subject: I fail to see how that helps them
So they pass the test (with help here or wherever) and then they get in the job and fail. Are you really helping?
Always helps to know what it does, see inside.
Subject: Always helps to know what it does, see inside.
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hmm doozy ... see if this helps
Subject: hmm doozy ... see if this helps
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_New_England_towns#Trivia
Thanks, that helps! That's probably what he was referring to then.
Subject: Thanks, that helps! That's probably what he was referring to then.
I wasn't finding anything for AP node, but I do for the AP window lymph node as you said, so that seems right. Plus, it fits with the area he's talking about. Thanks!
hope this helps
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thank you, that helps alot
Subject: thank you, that helps alot
Grrreat - This helps.
Subject: Grrreat - This helps.
okay, that helps this newbie! ty! nm
Subject: okay, that helps this newbie! ty! nm
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hope this helps
Subject: hope this helps
Reevaluation of osteoarthritis. Changed to Darvocet, ____ proteinuria. s/l "effectid". Using 3-3 per day. Losing weight.
Diagnosis: Osteoarthritis, hypertension, hypercholesterolemia, and elevated PSA.
okay. Thanks. I guess that helps, but this guy is
Subject: okay. Thanks. I guess that helps, but this guy is
really, really, really bad. I will try to figure this one out. Having one of those days again. Figures it is Monday. Thanks.
I hope this helps......
Subject: I hope this helps......
Head CT at_______ with or without contrast with BMP drawn prior. Appointment with Dr. ______ to consider s/l EDG.
Not sure if this helps, but there is an SPEP, not sure about IFC - NM
Subject: Not sure if this helps, but there is an SPEP, not sure about IFC - NM
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Well, spelling it right helps too! ha ha. nm
Subject: Well, spelling it right helps too! ha ha. nm
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Hope this helps - sm
Subject: Hope this helps - sm
Most of the ortho doctors I type for say medial and lateral joint line (or lines). I type what they say - if they say line, that's what they get, even if it seems like it should be lines. Same with medial and lateral versus mediolateral. I figure if I type what they say, I'm in the clear. With your example, if it sounds like he's saying medial lateral, I would type mediolateral, since it's the combining form for medial lateral.
As far as the lab, I would type it with the laboratory data. If there is no heading, I space it down one just to make is separate.
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