For a knee replacement I am not sure how intense the surgery and physical pain afterwords is so I can not tell you an exact answer but most likely the doctor would either give you high Oxycontin's (atleast 40mg, the highest they make is 80mg and who knows maybe you will get 80mg, if the pain is as bad as back surgery, probably 80mg, if much less severe (not MUCH less just a noticeable difference in pain, then probably 40mg or 60mg Oxycontin pills) or you might get morphine (sorry but I am unfamiliar with the dosages of morphine, but I do know that even the lowest dose of morphine is pretty intense (intense as in extreme pain relief) so the lowest dosage of morphine is probably about equal to 40mg of Oxycodone (which is the drug in percocet and drug in Oxycontin as well, Oxycontin is called oxy-contin because its continual release, it has a coating on it and its a very small pill, it has no Tylenol in it like percocets do.)
In conclusion, you would only get Oxycontin or morphine, there arent any other narcotic pain relievers (that are strong enough (for example there is vicodin, a weak percocet, and theres also darvacet, like a weak vicodin, and probably some others too) it really just depends on the doctor in the end. If your having financial problems he may give you the one that is cheaper (im not sure which that is) but equal in pain relief to the other drug, so theres nothing to worry about.
toothpaste, i know it sound stupid but if you rub toothpaste on the affected area it reduces pain up to 90%.
Hi I use volterol extra quite pricey but well worth it
Other than the traditional "painkiller" tablets, you can use things such as magnets to relieve the pain, or, if you are feeling unconventional; acupuncture. There are also various creams on the market that could relieve your knee pain.
The very best knee joint pain cream out there is called Topricin. This is a cream that you rub into the knee area to relieve pain. The best way to learn and purchase this cream is at www.topricin.com.
A painkiller is a drug which serves to numb the pain in a specific part of the body.
the best pain killer for someone who has been in a car accident is oxycodone(percocet)!
If the knee pain is short term, putting ice on it and taking an over the counter painkiller is a good remedy. If the pain is a chronic problem, there are a few sources of information about remedies. Your doctor or physical therapist should be able to provide information about remedies. A medical website may also have some ideas.
I have lung disease and cant find a painkiller that takes away the pain what would you suggest my gp gives me?
Without knowing much about the knee pain or your age, I would say that in most cases, knee pain does not require a knee replacement. Often, knee pain can be the result of stress to the knee, mild spraining, or even weak bones. Taking a calcium supplement and avoiding strenuous lifting or other difficult activities for a few days should help the pain. If pain persists after that time, it would be best to see your doctor, but needing a knee replacement is still very unlikely.
The best way to find out what the most common causes of knee pain are would be to research it on WebMD or talk to your family doctor.
the best thing is to take the tooth out, but meanwhile take nurofen painkiller.
You should put ice on it and take a painkiller.
You should first consult with your doctor. Since the knee pain can be a sign of something worse, it is best to get an expert opinion before you do continue running.
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