Capsaicin and sweating therapies discussed by Dr. Roach
The letters discuss topical capsaicin for knee and back pain and share a patient experience with hyperhidrosis and sympathectomy. Capsaicin may reduce pain in some, with a burning initial sensation. A new topical glycopyrronium tosylate could offer another option for axillary sweating, with mild dry mouth as a possible side effect.
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Dr. Roach
M.A.C
Roach
H.S
M.P
Dear Abby columns on romance and manners in the South
A set of Dear Abby excerpts covers relationship issues about lighting a fire in romance after divorce, dating challenges with a friend in the Southwest, and manners with a guest artist. It also includes parenting talk on naming body parts for a young grandson and a note on author credits and contact information.
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Abby
California
South
Abigail van Buren
Jeanne Phillips
Pauline Phillips
Dear Abby
DearAbby.com
P.O. Box
Los Angeles
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