Aspirin, I have no idea how this stuff works.

Tendonitis is a difficult inflammation to get to heal being the tendons don't readily have a blood supply, etc - and even cortisone shots don't typically do much for it as well. Usually it's a time factor for them to heal unless torn, etc.

Michael,

I think you need to review your pharmacology because aspirin is definately labeled a NSAID... as well as many other properties.

Percoset and Morphine? No wonder it worked so well.

(the product actually didn't get released, unfortunately)

Another mechanism you all could consider is to stop adding that pesky oxygen, that should also inhibit the enzyme in question. short breaths.

I stand to be corrected - my mistake - I've never considered ASA to be a NSAID but the new class of NSAID's such as ibuprofen, Naproxen, etc.

...it doesn't!