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Hand superficial thrombophlebitis. no infec aftr antibiotcs but vry painfl. no nsaids bc of gi probs. besides warm compress,any suggestns til i c doc?
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Heat and Compression: The best treatment for superficial phlebitis consists of wet heat, compression and NSAIDS. If you cannot take NSAIDS, try tylenol (acetaminophen).
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