Back pain for a few days (without injury mentioned) is most commonly:
• Muscle strain
• Posture-related pain
• Age-related spondylosis
However, before suggesting medicine, important questions:
Does she have:
• Fever?
• Burning urine?
• Leg weakness?
• Severe pain radiating to leg?
• History of fall?
If none of these → likely simple muscular back pain.
Since she has BP, we must be careful with painkillers.
Many common painkillers (Diclofenac, Ibuprofen) can:
• Raise BP
• Affect kidneys
• Interact with other medicines
Next Steps
First line (safer options):
✔ Paracetamol 650 mg (after food), up to 2–3 times daily
✔ Local pain relief gel
✔ Hot water bag 15–20 mins
✔ Gentle back stretching
Avoid immediately:
❌ Diclofenac
❌ Aceclofenac
❌ Strong NSAIDs without doctor advice
If pain is severe, a doctor may prescribe:
• Muscle relaxant combination (short course)
• Safer NSAID depending on
kidney & BP status
Health Tips
✔ Check BP regularly while in pain
✔ Ensure adequate hydration
✔ Avoid bed rest — gentle movement is better
✔ Support lower back while sitting
Important:
You mentioned hallucinations 10–12 days ago and psychiatric medicines. Some psychiatric medications can cause:
• Muscle stiffness
• Back tightness
• Postural changes
So medication review may also be needed.
Before giving stronger medicine, I need to know:
• Your mother’s age
• Exact BP medicine name
• Any
diabetes or
kidney issues?
• Where exactly is pain (lower back / upper back)?
Since multiple medications are involved, I strongly recommend booking an online consultation so we can check drug safety properly before adding any pain medicine. This avoids complications and ensures safe treatment for her.