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A member asked:
What treatment options are there for tietze syndrome? i'm currently on meloxican, zonegran & a muscle relaxer. i can't get the inflammation down.
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Time: Costochondritis and tietze syndrome often improve w/ nsaids and avoidance of activities which aggravate the chest pain.If Mobic (meloxicam) is not helping your physician may want to try a different antiinflammatory.Orthopedists are sometimes asked to see pts. W/ rib pain.My experience is that this inflammatory pain almost always improves w/ time... Best of luck!
Answered 6/30/2014
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