What could I do to make a homemade painkiller?
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You've not told us where the pain is or what kind it is, so I'm going to guess maybe it's muscle pain or injury type pain.  If so, ice packs really help.  They slow down the injured nerve endings sending the signals to the brain which in turn makes you think you aren't hurting so bad.  I use ice all the time for my back, which was badly injured in a wreck.  Also, I know you wouldn't think this would work, but it really does, at least for a bit.  You need to close your eyes, and focus on exactly where the pain is.  Say it is in your hand.  Well focus hard on right where the pain is in your hand, and you actually will get some relief, albeit temporary.
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Soak in a warm bath with epsom salts also take some tylenol or other OTC pain reliever. Go easier on yourself next time. Don't know of anything you can eat but keep drinking fluids(especially water to rehydrate)
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Take 800 mg of Ibuprofen which is prescription strength.  It has an anti-inflammatory in it so it's going to work better than Tylenol or aspirin.
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better to arrange for a good pain management program..make sure he's comfortable.
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Anything homemade.  A card or a simple craft.
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Better yet, make your own!
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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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Make Bubble solution\n\nDifficulty: Easy\n\nTime Required: 10 minutes plus rest time\n\nWhat You Need:\n1/2 c. dishwashing liquid\n4 1/2 c. water\n4 T. glycerin\nlarge covered container\nbubble wands\n\n\nHere's How:\n1.   Combine 1/2 cup dishwashing detergent, 4 1/2 cups water, and 4 tablespoons of glycerin in a large container with a cover.\n\n2.   Mix well, then allow the mixture to rest, covered, until ready for use.\n\n3.   Pour bubble solution into a shallow container. Dip bubble wands -- such as cookie cutters, shaped pipe cleaners or wire -- into the solution and blow!\n\n\nTips:\nJoy is usually the recommended brand of dishwashing liquid.\nFor best results, use distilled water.\nAs an alternative to glycerin, some recipes recommend using white corn syrup.
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Yes. Try a cork and a hammer.
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neosporin with pain killer in it
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I am a CPHT (Certified Pharmacy Technician).\n\nYou want to take care of the pain which is caused by inflammation.\nTry an anti-inflammitory such as, Advil (ibuprofen), Aleve (Naproxen Sodium), and you can combine Tylenol (acetaminophen) with these two for added pain relief.\n\nGet well soon!
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Ice and Ibuprofen. Make sure you don't put heat on it.
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Call your local pharmacy they will be able to recommend the best thing for you to use for that.  Plus, if you describe it or show them they will know exactly what it is and what you need to get for it.
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?!?!?! Make a hot bowl of boiling water then stick ur head over it 4 a few minutes!
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Take a (Warm) bath with Epsom salts\nDON'T USE A SOLDERING GUN!!!\nUSE Preparation H instead.\n\nGO TO The hospitals ER room or a MEDICAL CLINIC!!!
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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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like a Motorola SLVR (Sliver)?\n\nJk...take a needle like the ones you use for sewing and stick in the stove flame for a few minutes to kill all the germs on it.\n\nThen use it to go layer by layer into your skin until you reach the thing. Then just do watever it takes it to get it out.\n\nIt might be painful but its worth it.