Clinoril for Pain User Reviews
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- March 12, 2012
"This works when nothing else does for joint pain post-Cushing's disorder."
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"The second day on the Sulindac was my aunt's 100th birthday, but I didn’t get there. My breathing became rapid, my heart rate went to 141, and I was having strange episodes of chills followed by hot flashes. For a couple of months after, I had spells of increased heart rate, 115 or so, along with the chills and hot flashes. The heart rate normalized over about a month, but the chills and fever spells come back—less and less frequently—for a day or two."