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    Painkillers do mask the problem, I have had serious knee injuries before and painkillers can make it a lot worse
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    Painkillers can make it worse in my experience because you don't know it hurts you push the joint/muscle just as hard as you did before when it really needs rest.

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    Erm, as I said the pharmacological properties of painkillers are as such that they are designed to 'mask' the pain! The idea is to take the pain away and then rest. You will recover more quickly as the spasm in your back will clear as you are painfree. Painkillers, rest and nice warm baths. Said. Believe it. Thanks.
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    You tried my suggestion? Can't take credit it for it but it was easiest excercise from 6 months of physio!

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    Quote Originally Posted by menthel
    Erm, as I said the pharmacological properties of painkillers are as such that they are designed to 'mask' the pain! The idea is to take the pain away and then rest. You will recover more quickly as the spasm in your back will clear as you are painfree. Painkillers, rest and nice warm baths. Said. Believe it. Thanks.
    Over reliance on painkillers almost cost me mobility in my right knee, taking painkillers means you can put too much load through a joint damaging it further, I would rather take the pain and be cautious than be come off painkillers to find that the area is in worse shape.
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    Have tried your suggestion Jiff, also using some Yoga positions dragged up from recesses of my memory.

    Seems to be helping so thanks fella
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    try laying on a verry hard floor

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    It still says rest in my post! Honestly, it is my job you know
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    OMG..... blatant medical thread!!!! This is gonna get locked.... we don't want legal action brought against the establishme..... hold on... sorry... I forget... wrong forums

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oakey
    OMG..... blatant medical thread!!!! This is gonna get locked.... we don't want legal action brought against the establishme..... hold on... sorry... I forget... wrong forums
    Hee hee!

    How the back mgh0?

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    improving but still aching
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    If heat doesn't work, try cold, like an ice pack or towel that has been in the freezer. Helps my sciatica no end

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    Hope your back is better by friday!
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