Monday, 25 January 2016

Celebrex?

Hi all I understand the importance of cox-2 inhibitors for antiangiogenesis but I am having a tuff time trying to buy it here in the uk. Oncologist are in willing to prescribe anything I suggest and I do not want to just buy it from any website.
Has anyone had any success with getting hold of Celebrex?
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  1. Stephen W25 January 2016 at 15:17

    Have you asked a general practitioner yet for a celecoxib prescription? Sometimes they are more comfortable in prescribing these non-oncology drugs than oncologists are.

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  2. Anonymous26 January 2016 at 03:11

    Our gp is not willing to sign a consent form to let my dad do hydro bartic oxygen treatment let alone a prescribtion

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  3. Anne Marie26 January 2016 at 15:01

    I'm so sorry to hear that. We have not yet gone down the celebrex route but my husband is taking other cocktail meds that need a prescription, so we are very familiar with the oncologist response. We are lucky in that our GP has been very supportive. Have you been referred to a Palliative Care community nurse and/or doctor? In our experience they are able to cut through a lot of red tape and give support to our GP's view that patient wellbeing is more important than ticking boxes. They may be able either to persuade your GP to change their stance or find you a different GP.
    We can't afford to take no for an answer so if I were you I would also share your story and the letter to Joe Biden posted by Matjaz on this site with your MP.

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  4. Unknown27 January 2016 at 11:16

    I had to basically mislead my GP in order to get some Rx's that I wanted for my GBM. I asked for Celebrex for my knees, Prozac for my depression, and Viagra for my ...

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  5. Michael W27 January 2016 at 11:29

    clever...

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  6. JudeGilford27 January 2016 at 17:01

    Bahahaha! It's good to find a laugh here, is it not? Thanks, Fred! Dayle May, I happen to have a supply of Celebrex that Chance could not use once he developed bloodclots. I am in the U.S. - California - and I would be happy to send it to you. I'm sure some kind of customs statement would be required. Anyone have any ideas? And if this is not an appropriate discussion for this site, my email is judegilford@gmail.com.

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    1. linda28 January 2016 at 00:03

      Hi Jude,
      Just wondering why Chance couldn't take celebrex after he had developed blood clots.
      Linda

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    2. JudeGilford28 January 2016 at 15:47

      Linda - A concession to the Hematologist. Chance was taking Coumadin and Lovenox for the blood clots and the doc asked that he not take Celebrex.

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  7. Anonymous27 January 2016 at 22:38

    Hello guys thank you all for the replys :) yes Fred I hear what you are saying you need that Viagra to thin the blood for mountain climbing right? At least that's what I tell the missies :).
    Yes I to have had to windle prescrobtions ,
    I've had to say that I'm traveling to chad for the anti milira drug. I've had to say that I've had stomach acid problems for the lanzdepitol, Celebrex is the one I'm having a hard time getting hold off

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  8. Anonymous27 January 2016 at 22:41

    Jude this is brillant news I would love to have this Celebrex I will transfer you money over in return.
    I'm not too sure about the customes statement

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    1. JudeGilford28 January 2016 at 15:53

      Dayle May, If you'll send me your address, I'll get it in the mail to you next week and hope it gets to you with no problem. Don't worry about reimbursement. It is our pleasure to share it with someone who can use it.

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  9. Anonymous29 January 2016 at 09:13

    Thank you very very much.
    Could you please email me.
    Dayle.may@hotmail.co.uk

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