Hi Minks. Which product have you been prescribed? Erythromycin crosses the placental barrier, but there is no evidence of hazard in human or animal pregnancy. It is also excreted in breast milk.
You could take the product and go see your GP if you become pregnant? Alternatively call the company yourself, they should have a technical department who can help.
I have just returned to running after a 4-week injury break after developing shin splints. I have had my gait video-analysed and have a brand spanking new pair of trainers.
However, now whenever I run after about 5mins I get a sharp stabbing pain inside my knee every time my right foot lands. It starts off as just a little niggle but after 1 minute the pain stops me running.
I have no pain when walking straight afterwards, but it does return a little when I go down steps.
Any ideas what's causing this and what I can do to stop it???
You dont have to press hard at all. The needle should just sizzle through the nail.
my mum did mine (she's a nurse) and it didnt hurt at all. of course the nail did fall off later so I'm not too sure sure how effective a treatment it is. Plus, it's probably easier just to go to the doctors...
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