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My mother has been suffering from severe back pain.she has a medical history of hypothyroidism for that she has been using thyroxine sodium tablets 100mcg.can she use acetaminophen 650mg for arthritis pain relief?.Does she can take acetaminophen while using thyroxine sodium, it causes any side effects of taking both the medication..Need your medical guidance.
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Dr. Kaushal Sheth
Endocrinologist
8 yrs exp
Mumbai
No, taking these two medicines does not cause any major issue but Thyroxine should keep apart from any medicine for at least an Hour apart and
So keep the necessary gap between two
Should Consult physiotherapist for pain if persistence if other causes of backpain are ruled out
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Dr. Raveendran S R
Diabetologist
16 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi., I can understand your concern.
Yes she can take paracetamol 650, or other pain killers.
Can take tab zerodol sp twice a day after food
Tab pan 40 twice a day before food
For 3 days
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consult with an orthopaedic surgeon if issue persist.
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Dr. Syed Omar
Diabetologist
18 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Taking pain medicine regularly can cause damage to your liver and kidney.
These medications work mostly by temporarily relieving the pain.
The the best method to help your mother is to consult a orthopedician to find out the cause of the pain and also a physiotherapist for specific exercise which might help in relieving the pain and other Physiotherapy treatments.
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