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Posted at 6:57 PM on Jul 09, 2008 by robison5, #32211
July 8,2008 In October 2007 I had surgery to remove a salivary gland. Due to severe infection, I was on 500mg of Levaquin for 20 days and an additional 10 days of Avelox. While taking the medication I suddenly had severe leg and knee pain. At times I could hardly walk. I would be awake a night with severe pain in my knees and legs. I also had the tendon in my left shoulder start "snapping" while sitting in a chair. My shoulder became so bad at one point that I could not lift my arm. I never related any of this to Levaquin until at a later date learning of this kind of damage. My shoulder finally got better after weeks of not using it. I still am experiencing pain in the muscles and tendons in my legs. I have just started seeing my doctor about it this past week. She has me taking Celebrex, which has helped somewhat. I keep hoping that tendons will heal eventually.
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Reply about 1 year ago on Jul 09, 2008 by rosaria67, #9930

Have you checked up on the side effects of Celebrex? The last thing you need at this point is to add to your laundry list of side effects. Best of luck to you. I hope you feel better soon.
Signed, a fellow sufferer...

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Reply about 1 year ago on Jul 14, 2008 by moranclan07, #10073
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Reply about 1 year ago on Oct 08, 2008 by hope4healing, #13241

I would not take the Celbrex anymore if you are still on it -- it has Fluoride in it...the SAME toxin that caused your side effects in the Levaquin!!

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