Oxyflex Pain Relief Comfort Cream Clinical Studies
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Compared to placebo, Oxyflex Pain Relief Comfort Cream has demonstrated definite anti-pain and anti-inflammatory properties in a variety of indications, specifically:
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Degenerative rheumatic condition in bout stage (arthrosis)
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Acute complaint of locomotive system (tendonitis, sprained ankles, muscular straining, lumbago, contusions).
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Post fracture and post operative orthopedic painful and decrease of articular mobility.
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Periarticular pain of all nature.
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Action time and treatment duration vary with the type of indication. It appears that in acute condition, particularly in inflammatory and traumatic cases; the beneficial action of Oxyflex Pain Relief Comfort Cream is fast, bringing recovery in some cases within 24 to 48 hours. In chronic conditions associated with articular stiffness, muscular contracture and hampered mobility, appreciable results are obtained usually within one week. The use of the product can be extended further
and produces, in almost the totality of cases, an almost complete and lasting regression of painful and inflammatory symptomatology with a satisfactory return of mobility and functional activity.
As regards interpretation of the questionnaire for assessment of possible improvements in performance, while the positive answers require no further discussion, we had to divide the other answers into negative and unspecified, for
subjects who failed to reply. The latter group includes subjects who did not understand the question posed and answered with a question mark; others did not answer, since their physical status probably did not correspond to the various categories indicated in the questionnaire. Taking into account these factors, the clear majority of positive answers indicate that a substantial majority of sportsmen and women appreciated the effects of Oxyflex Pain Relief Comfort Cream; this was the case for all questions posed. These results confirm our opinion regarding the test substance, which has systematically allowed us to gain precious time in putting top sportsmen and professionals “back in the field”; this is of particular importance in a domain where patients consistently demand rapid resumption of activities. Furthermore, safety with the test substance was excellent, for both the injured subject and the administering physician; this is an important point with regard to topical-applied preparations.
The oil was used in a population of top-level sportsmen, in the framework of post-competition therapy and for treatment of hematomas, which constitute frequent manifestations of trauma in the practice of various sports. During its use in post-competition massage, the oil showed excellent qualities of fluidity and percutaneous penetration. Indeed, contact with the treated surface was more agreeable than during massage with certain excessively thick ointments. This quality also facilitated “sliding” massage movements (stroking and deep sliding movements with application of pressure). This observation was frequent in the case of pilose subjects. Thus, increased fluidity of the oil improves comfort for the massaged subject, and optimizes massaging. Results in treatment of muscular contracture were the same as those obtained with standard ointments. As regards treatment of hematomas, the oil was administered in compresses applied twice daily (a morning compress, which lasted all day, and an evening compress for the night). These oilimbibed compresses were covered with a sheet of paper or plastic, which was then fixed to the skin with a bandage covering the entire dressing. Most of the treated hematomas were very deep, provoking major if not total functional incapacity (impossible or very painful contraction and stretching of the muscular system). Results were as follows:
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First day: Superficialisation of the hematoma, seen as bluish traces at the cutaneous level. Clear functional improvement (contraction and stretching).
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Second day: Continuation of the superficialisation process. Very clear functional
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improvement and training could be resumed after gradual warm-up exercise.
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Third day: Total resolution of functional incapacity and initial attenuation of the superficial traces of hematoma. And, further development of this process with total resolution after two to three days. For resolution of all traces of hematomas, it is thus necessary to administer treatment over an approximately five-day period. The most important point is the fact that functional improvement occurs in parallel with diffusion of the hematoma, thus allowing very rapid resumption of training and competition activities. For example, one boxer showing a hematoma at the brachial biceps, with total functional incapacity, won a final in the Military World Cup after three days of treatment. Excellent results were obtained in the treatment of superficial hematomas from ankle sprains, with resolution of all traces after a two-day treatment period.
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Conclusions - As an oil for massages
Oxyflex Pain Relief Comfort Cream is highly satisfactory results in contracture; highly satisfactory results in muscular tension remarkable action in treatment of trauma.