Pharmacochemical pe: calcium antagonists - intralig. injection

Has anybody experience with intralig ca-antagonist injection?

Here is the scientific rationale for this approach:

http://www.natu re.com/ijir/jou … l/3900917a.html

Please check my thread

Corticosteroid injection in the ligament

If you are interested in corticosteroid intralig. Injection.

Some more interesting material:

http://www.kore amed.org/Search … RID=249363&DT=1
TOPICAL VERAPAMIL
http://ndt.oxfo rdjournals.org/ … /full/21/5/1340

I ordered verapamil 5 mg in 2 ml today, I will receive 50 vials, enough for a typical treatment of 2 inj. Per week, during a 6 months period.

I am also injecting depot-corticosteroid, check that thread for details.

Disadvantage of injecting both will be - from a scientific standpoint, that it will remain unclear which compound or both or none did the effect. The advantage (for me): there are indications that they act synergistically (see link above).

Just did the first injection - 10 mg verapamil in 4 ml.

More painful than cortisone but not too bad.

No adverse effects.