occupational therapy
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hello, thanks for the hints about the walk in bath, i agree it might be difficult to sit and wait for the bath to fill up.
i also need the chairs making higher, so today have asked for the occupational therapy people to visit, and make an assesment for needs etc. heavens knows how long i will have to wait for a visit. please everyone keep sending in your thoughts and findings, they are all so interesting, and of such a great help. other medical conditions often make it difficult to see if it is the pmr. that is causing the most problems or not. but gradually i am beginning to reckognise them. the phelebitis has rather shielded things of late. does anyone else take morphine for pain. ? m, edwards
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mrs_k
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Sometimes because of the current situation with knee and pseudo gout, I have been prescribed Tramadol. Brilliant, but the knock me out for quite sometime. So its just one when it gets unbearable. GP says other people can take one four times a day. Funny folks us.
Co-codamol has morphine in it as well.
Its the anti inflammatories that are a no no.
Guest
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mrs_k
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OK, I know I have said this before but as it works for me, I pass it on.
Brandy - invented in the medieval ages by Monks as a Medicine.
One measure, (I use the silver plastic thingy that comes on the top of Scheppes bottles - to the first line)
Hold you nose and chuck it down (I just do not like the taste).
The relief kicks in about 10 minutes later - bliss for a couple of hours.
Better than any painkiller tablet I know of.
BettyE
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Scotch works, too ( for me at least ) and I DO like the taste. Betty E.