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XanaDUer2

(14,781 posts)
Sat Dec 21, 2024, 11:13 AM Dec 21

Meh, more pain today than usual

Hoping this isn't the beginning of a trend. Usually just intermittant some pain. Taking tylenol...may look for Tylenol arthritis and ibuprofen. This is so wearying. Trying to not dwell, but almost-constant-new pain is what it is.

Hoping I get some help. TY all. You've been great. Looking forward to my religious visit next week. Hoping for more peace of mind. Getting Flexiril. Not super helpful. Turning off news.

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Meh, more pain today than usual (Original Post) XanaDUer2 Dec 21 OP
Time to get a reiki massage on your head, also self healing videos to raise Karadeniz Dec 21 #1
Just my personal experience and NOT advice Mike 03 Dec 21 #2

Karadeniz

(23,616 posts)
1. Time to get a reiki massage on your head, also self healing videos to raise
Sat Dec 21, 2024, 11:35 AM
Dec 21

the vibration rate of your spiritual energy, which is your healing energy.

Mike 03

(17,625 posts)
2. Just my personal experience and NOT advice
Sat Dec 21, 2024, 12:29 PM
Dec 21

I haven't found Tylenol to help as much as Advil or Excedrin (aspirin plus caffeine plus Tylenol) or some other formulation of aspirin and caffeine for headaches or muscle type pain. I know some people swear by Tylenol, and it is easier on the stomach lining.

For severe headache lasting more than a day, if I can get my hands on one of the migraine drugs from the Triptan family of drugs, I'll try that after a certain point, combined with one of the medications I just mentioned. Sometimes, even if the headache is not a migraine it still seems to help, which I guess means the headache might actually be a migraine disguised as some other kind of headache, like a weather related headache (falling barometer) or cervicogenic headache.

Gosh, I hope you get some relief!

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