Pain

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Anyone else have pain with COPD?  What do you take/do to help relieve it?

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  • Posted

    What kind of pain/where?

    Michael

    • Posted

      Hi Michael

      Burning pain upper back around right shoulder blade.  Also neck, right shoulder and down right arm.  

    • Posted

      I think you need to check in with your doctor about the pain you are experiencing maureen.

      The only pain I have experienced, is when I have a lung infection, for me this type of pain has been,  in the lungs, round the back and chest.  

      I would say try to see you doc asap, if its a lung infection it needs treating quickly as it will get worse and could result in further lung damage.

      Pain down the arm can be associated with a few other problems, which also need checking.

      Best to get this seen to before Christmas.  

      V

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    I sometimes get terrible pain in my collar bone both sides and in my shoulders. It can be agony and nothing helps. Any suggestions?

    Thanks Jo

  • Posted

    Hi Maureen

    Generally I take Paracetamol or Ibroprofen, but seriously, I think you need to see your doctor.

    Have a merry christmas

    Kev (UK)  rolleyes

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    Hi Maureen, I get the pains you describe when I'm starting to come down with a chest infection. I take paracetamol and ibuprofen alternately. I go to the doctor's asap before it gets any worse. Also drink lots of honey and lemon juice in hot water.
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    Do you mean chest pain?   The only time I've had this was prior to diagnosis and when I've had pneumonia, the first time to the extent that I thought I was having another heart atack & called the ambulance to go to hospital.   I had no idea Ihad pneumonia, as apart from a very slight cold the chest pain was the only syptom.

    ALL chest pain should be investigated URGENTLY

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