If this cream doesn't work, try it in suppository form. Or consider the implications of this needle. (The image of a hypodermic needle having long been considered an effective placebo ...)

Pazo is still around. It's side effects include topical possibilities you might expect: rash, stinging sensation, blueish skin and so on.

Other possible side effects: accumulation of fluid in the eyelid, head pain, lung failure, seizures, feeling cold, feeling warm, blurred vision, ringing in the ears.

What's in this stuff? And how much worse could the 1969 procedure be, relatively speaking?

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