Foot symptoms that may occur along with foot pain. Pain in the feet may accompany other symptoms affecting any of the structures of the foot including: Bleeding or bruising. Burning or tingling sensation (paresthesia). Difficulty moving the foot, ankle or toes. Joint pain. Numbness. Stiffness. Swelling (edema) of the foot or joints.
Synonym(s): artery forceps, haemostatic forceps. artery forceps An atraumatic forceps with teeth that will not injure the vessel; used for temporary occlusion of a vessel.
EPREX can also be used to treat anaemia and reduce the need for a blood transfusion if you are receiving chemotherapy for cancer and your doctor decides you may need a blood transfusion.PREX can be used as an alternative to a blood transfusion in adult patients about to undergo major orthopaedic (bone) surgery where there is a potentially high risk from blood transfusion complications. EPREX is not addictive.