When is it best to take pain relief
It is best to take pain killers as soon as acute pain begins or take in advance to prevent acute pain? I would be interested in hearing other people experience. Thank you. Have a good evening all.
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I think it would depend on the type of pain relief prescribed. Has your GP not indicated how yours should be taken? Remember pharmacists are always a good source of information.
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Thank you for the advice. I am on day 2 of taking meds as advised by GP to stop pain getting severe and have an telephone call booked with pharmacist. Take care.
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Definitely to go to bed/sleep with, the dark lonely hours can be an intimidating time that often seems to go on forever. I don’t, as a rule, take painkillers regularly , they just don’t work and they were never designed to work longtime and over a very short period your body will get used to them and need larger doses. So, I keep them for times when I need help and nighttime in particular, during the day my life is full with family and past times to take my mind off of my problems.
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Thank you airwave
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