[Alaify]

Originally Posted by Lee

If it is vilitigo, there is really nothing he can do. Most available treatments are time consuming and he hardly stayed in one place long enough. The topical cream that you can apply to the white patches contains steroid so that is out of question.

Anyway, I think we are unnecessarily fretting. The absence of the usual panic/nervousness before any Nole match has made us look for new avenues to worry about. Really, He can't be that careless to overlook such serious matters.

[Nole fan]

Originally Posted by Alaify

Anyway, I think we are unnecessarily fretting. The absence of the usual panic/nervousness before any Nole match has made us look for new avenues to worry about. Really, He can't be that careless to overlook such serious matters.

True.

[SatineSalvatore]

Originally Posted by Alaify

Anyway, I think we are unnecessarily fretting. The absence of the usual panic/nervousness before any Nole match has made us look for new avenues to worry about. Really, He can't be that careless to overlook such serious matters.

as I pointed out on a previous post, I think we all worry because we love him so much dsgajkgjhasd

[Sleepwalker64]

Originally Posted by Lee

If it is vilitigo, there is really nothing he can do. Most available treatments are time consuming and he hardly stayed in one place long enough. The topical cream that you can apply to the white patches contains steroid so that is out of question.

Are u talking about Corticosteroid Cream?
I might be wrong...but I think I read somewhere Murray talking about some injury treatment he had...I'm not sure, but I think tendon inflammation...or joint, and he said...that he got cortizone injections...and that, from what I know, should be more less the same thing, it consist steroid?

[Lee]

Originally Posted by Sleepwalker64

Are u talking about Corticosteroid Cream?
I might be wrong...but I think I read somewhere Murray talking about some injury treatment he had...I'm not sure, but I think tendon inflammation...or joint, and he said...that he got cortizone injections...and that, from what I know, should be more less the same thing, it consist steroid?

Yes. Lots of medication contains steroid and that's why players have to be very careful with whatever they take. and yes, cortizone injection is used to treat tendon problems. I had a few myself for the left wrist . It is OK for Murray to take these shots for treatment as long as he filed the correct papers with doctors signature and also, he was out of competition. But if Nole really has this dipigmentation problem and he uses this cream, there is no control on how much of the chemicals in the cream will be absorbed into his body and he is in competition. Remember Voladri got into trouble because he took more than was allowed from his inhaler for asthma he sufferred in IW because it was dusty and windy that day.

[Sleepwalker64]

So if you inform properly ATP or whoever...that you need a treatment with some medication that consists steroids...or any other forbidden substance, you can use it actually?? I didn't know that.

[Lee]

Originally Posted by Sleepwalker64

So if you inform properly ATP or whoever...that you need a treatment with some medication that consists steroids...or any other forbidden substance, you can use it actually?? I didn't know that.

Yes. Bogomolov needed/needs some kind of medication on regular base but he forgot his papers expired and he had to re-file it and got suspension.

[star]

Originally Posted by Sleepwalker64

So if you inform properly ATP or whoever...that you need a treatment with some medication that consists steroids...or any other forbidden substance, you can use it actually?? I didn't know that.

Not ANY forbidden substance. There’s got to be a medically certified condition and the medication has to actually be made for the treatment of that condition. You can’t get a medical release to take EPO for instance.

[Sleepwalker64]

Thanks...I didn't know that, but it's, should I say, logical.

[Sleepwalker64]

This is a pleasant surprise, this is the painting made by Sava Stojkov, who is one of ours most famous painters, and he actually put picture on his FB page
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?f...&type=1&ref=nf

[zlaja777]

Wow that looks amazing. Great work.

[SatineSalvatore]

Eye-fucking Like a Pro 101:






Are you pregnant yet?

[Jade Fox]

Originally Posted by SatineSalvatore

Eye-fucking Like a Pro 101:






Are you pregnant yet?

Oh crap, I feel a kick.

He better pay child support.

[Amber Spyglass]

Originally Posted by Lee

Yes. Lots of medication contains steroid and that's why players have to be very careful with whatever they take. and yes, cortizone injection is used to treat tendon problems. I had a few myself for the left wrist . It is OK for Murray to take these shots for treatment as long as he filed the correct papers with doctors signature and also, he was out of competition. But if Nole really has this dipigmentation problem and he uses this cream, there is no control on how much of the chemicals in the cream will be absorbed into his body and he is in competition. Remember Voladri got into trouble because he took more than was allowed from his inhaler for asthma he sufferred in IW because it was dusty and windy that day.

But he wasn't out of competition. He took the cortizone injections for his elbow before coming on to play his match with Nadal in Monte Carlo. Apparently he injured it in his warm up that morning. They(Sky) were all talking about his injury and his shots so he could play the match etc., because they're British broadcasters.

[SatineSalvatore]

Originally Posted by Jade Fox

Oh crap, I feel a kick.

He better pay child support.

poor Nole, he has to pay mine too twins XD