And how can I stop the pain without havng to take paracetamoles?
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i dont know why it hurts, but a hot water bottle helps, also a hot bath, ibuprofen is better for period pain than paracetemol, try taking evening primrose oil, or vitamin b6, those really worked for me, i dont have pmt anymore too!also chocolate and crisps!!
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heating pad and a wet towel has worked for me.  You can't get rid of all the pain but you can lessen it to a more liveable level.
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Use those heating bads. They have them at CVS or any pharmacy therma something makes them. They will be by the other warming products to heal pain. \n\nAlso use extra stength midol\n\ni heard chocolate makes it worse
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there are several herbs that will help:\nBlack Cohosh\nBugleweed\nChaste Tree\nShepard's Purse\nWhite Willow (for pain)
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try taking warm bath to sooth your pain  try  not to irritate  it to much when you wipe  or anything  \ndo not self  medicate  \nand  go  see a doctor  about  it may be nothing  but just incase  go see your doctor \n\nand  please let us  know  \nthank you \n\nhope u  feel better
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are u allergic to any medication? are you taking any meds? if not, you may try motrin, which is ibuprofen.  it is available in every pharmacy. it comes in 200mg. you can take 1 to 2 tablets every 4 to 6 hours as needed for pain. it can help with the pain and inflammation. but make sure that you take it with food or milk. b/c it can be strong to your stomach.  \nif ibuprofen alone doesn't do any good. it is ok to take it with tylenol.  if it is still not working, call up your dentist. there might be an after hour help line. \n  \nand you have to go check with your dentist on monday!
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Sleep on an extra pillow to elevate your head.  Sleep on the side that does NOT have a toothache.  If that doesn't work, you can move to a recliner or the sofa so you can keep your head really elevated.  This will minimize the blood flow to the area and therefore minimize the throbbing and pain.  This might help you make it through the night until you can see a dentist.\n\nTry an ice pack, also.  If that hurts, switch to heat.  Sorry for the guess, but I'd start with ice, which would calm an abscess.  You can even rinse with ice water.  Have some warm water standing by the first time you try it, though!
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Most sciatica pain responds well to self-measures.  You'll heal more quickly if you continue your usual activities but be sure to avoid the move that triggers the pain.  For pain relief, you'll have to see what works best for you.  NSAIDs such as aspirin, naproxen sodium and ibuprofen will alleviate both pain and inflammation.  Acetaminophen alleviates pain only.  But there's a limit as to how much pain these can control.  Make sure your doctor is aware of what you take, how much & how often and how effective it is.  For more severe pain that is unrelieved or inadequately relieved by NSAIDs or Tylenol, your doctor may want to prescribe an anti-inflammatory and a muscle relaxer, a tricyclic antidepressant or an anticonvulsant.  You can also use the hot-cold method.  When the pain starts, apply ice packs or a bag of frozen peas wrapped in a towel to the affected areas for 15-20 min. 4x a day.  After 48 hrs. apply heat (heating pad on the lowest setting, heat packs commercially sold or a heat lamp).  You can alternate hot and cold if necessary.\n\nGentle stretching for the lower back may relieve nerve root compression and make you feel better but try not to jerk or twist your back.\n\nProlonged rest will worsen your pain.  FYI:  Naprosyn (naproxen sodium) is available over-the-counter.   You don't need a prescription.  And Aleve IS naproxen.
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Please try going to a doctor specializing in pain management.  You should be able to get a referral from your physician.  Or, there should be a pain management section in the yellow pages of your phone book.  Just be sure that the person you go to is a medical doctor.  My father-in-law went to a pain management doctor who was able to solve his chronic pain without further medication.
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they just block the receptors that are recieving the action potential that we interprate as pain.  So suppression i suppose because if it cures pain you could eat paracetamol break a leg and not realise.\n\npain is a good thing...tells you to leave the darn thing along its trying to heal itself!  unless you have a headache and its probably twelling you its dehydrated and you need to drink more water
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Go and get some gargle/mouthwash from the pharmacy, take paracetamol and honey and lemon drinks.  If you have trouble brething get yourself to a hospital xx
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you must see a Dr. as soon as possible. Painkillers (analgesics) are not a solution.\nanalgesics such as: prophine,tylonol,Morphine,Diamorphine,Fentanyl,Buprenorphine (Temgesic or Transtec patches),Oxycodone and Codeine need a prescription from a Dr. because those analgesics belong in the category of opioids and those analgesics are mainly used for cancer patiens. \nIn your case i would recommend Aspirin,Ibuprofen,Diclofenac (Voltarol),Celecoxib (Celebrex).\nOr if you need something stronger i would prescribe Postan.\n\nYou may have noticed that your pain seems worse if you are anxious or worried.  It often seems worse at night if you cannot sleep and there is nothing else to distract you.as an alternative Way of treating pain i can suggest:\n1.Change your position at least every two hours to prevent stiffness and sore skin \n2.Hot or cold packs can help relieve pain (wrap them in a soft towel to prevent them damaging your skin)\n3.Watching TV, reading or chatting can help to take your mind off your aches and pains \n4.Breathing – try to breathe slowly and deeply when you are tense\n5.Talking to someone about your pain, perhaps a counselor, can help relieve stress and tension and make it easier to cope.\nand finaly i have to remind you that the best thing you can do is visit a Dr. Only then you will know what exactly is your problem and get a permanent treatment.
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Take some tylenol or something, you should avoid caffeine.  Find a comfortable spot for quiet, take a couple minutes to do some deep breathing. I find this really helps with tension.
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use clove oil. the pharmacy has it  and it's called red cross. it tastes bad, but it will kill the pain
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Best way is to get some soluble paracetamol (tylenol if you're in the USA) or aspirin and dissolve it in water as hot as you can stand. Gargle with it, then swallow it. Take regular ibuprofen as well (it's fine to take paracetamol or aspirin and ibuprofen at the same time, they work in totally different ways).
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all you have to do is add details to your question if you want to answer someone that posted to you.\n\nI would advise you to talk to your doctor about your pain level.  If its an 8 or higher while you are on meds, then something has to be done.  Talk to your doctor about "pain management" and a regimen of a patch and percocet can be prescribed.\n\nbest of luck and I hope you feel better.
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Try the clove and Oragel (or the like) and Ibuprofen together...don't play with the tooth or touch it...in a lot of areas there are emergency clinics if the pain gets too bad...but see a dentist in the a.m. even if it starts to feel better.