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Ysbryd

1y ago

Struggling with Chronic Pain: Need Suggestions

Hey, i'm struggling with chronic pain, i'm on co-codemol and amytriptaline but it isn't helping, any suggestions?

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pixxieface

1y ago

I usually take cocodomol and naproxen if my pain gets super bad..
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willownyx

1y ago

Pregablin and Naproxen are good shouts! Naproxen can be taken with Cocodamol too which is what I usually do, but on its own Naproxen seems to help me more!
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KikiJay

1y ago

Naproxen helps me more than cocodamol.
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GooseMcDweeb

1y ago

A friend of mine found pregabalin to be the only effective pain management for severe chronic pain caused by several co-morbid conditions, though for several of the same conditions it didn't work at all for me even on higher doses. For me personally the only thing I have found that makes the pain levels a bit more manageable is high concentration full spectrum CBD oil. I was prescribed 30/500 co-codamol, pregabalin and naproxen together and I couldn't only even sit without huge discomfort with the CBD too.
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cartoonbean

1y ago

I'm on pregabalin, meloxicam, and acetaminophen arthritis. This plus high CBD cannabis has been the best combination I've found. It truly varies from person to person but I've noticed the greatest improvement from these
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EDSdancer

1y ago

Low dose naltrexone helps for me
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wolfbeck

1y ago

This sounds mad but distraction is one of the best painkillers. I've been on morphine, pregabalin, Fentanyl etc for years but have successfully weaned down massively even though the pain hasn't decreased. Main thing I find helps is keeping busy, whether that's watching a film with my partner, going out for the day or even Chewing gum! Also try not to have energy 'peaks and troughs' where you do too much over a couple of days and end up flopping afterwards. If you're after medication then pregabalin or gabapentin might help, or naproxen (as long as you don't have any GI issues). Would also really recommend voltarol gel for specific areas of pain - the active ingredient is diclofenac which is a really strong anti inflammatory. As always check with your Dr before trying any Medications even if they're over the counter as they could interact with your other meds. And good luck!

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