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Sciatica. Uncomfortable To Walk, Sleep, Sit. Lot Of Medication Causing Confusion. Advice

hi i am suffering from sciatica its getting worse by the day, im waiting for physio,but thats not for 4 days time, and spinal triage specialist the week after, these appts are the quickest i can get. im not comfortable i cant get comfy to sleep, sit or walk about, which im using a stick for at the moment. the medication ive been given has gone from cocodamol and ibruprofen to,diazapam to now naproxen and tramadol and paracetamol, im comfused now in which order to take them and i just feel like crying im so uncomfortable
Thu, 9 May 2013
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I understand your situation. Start with naproxen with pcm and muscle relaxant such as myoril. Start locsl gel application and take absolute bed rest. Please keep a pillow under both knee while sleeping. If pain unbearable then consider injectable medicine by going to nearby ER. Thanks.
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Sciatica. Uncomfortable To Walk, Sleep, Sit. Lot Of Medication Causing Confusion. Advice

Thanks for writing to us. I understand your situation. Start with naproxen with pcm and muscle relaxant such as myoril. Start locsl gel application and take absolute bed rest. Please keep a pillow under both knee while sleeping. If pain unbearable then consider injectable medicine by going to nearby ER. Thanks.