Is it safe to take a drug from Mexico called Rumoquin?
Question posted by Saint George on 31 July 2012
Last updated on 18 August 2020 by tomperanteau
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I’ve ban taking it for over a year, initially for sciatica, but it also helps for back pain from an old injury. No side effects and it was a miracle for relieving sciatic pain.
Probably not. It contains a steroid and isn't accepted by the FDA.
Where are you taking it ... and what's in it?
Diclofenaco Sodico 75 mg - Metocarbamol 200 mg - Dexametasona 0.75 mg I'm taking it at home its a pill form. I know it has corticosteroids 0.75 mg but I need to know if it is dangerous to take it, I don't take it all the time just once in awhile
I've been taking Rumoquin for two years, almost daily, to counter pain of osteoarthritis in my hips. Beats anything else I've tried. Contains 75 mg of diclofenac (which my US MD) prescribes for me),200 mg of muscle relaxant methacarbamol (my MD prescribes bacloven) and a cortisteroid 75mg dexamethasone (which my MD will not prescribe.) Rumoquin works better so I do not use the diclo and bacloven.
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