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Pain killers use for long term
I have underwent oblique minimally displaced middle condule ORiF surgery with plate n screw on 18th March .was on dolo 650 twice a day ?can I take dolo 650 twice a day for 3 months
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You don't need pain killers for more than a week after surgery.
Kindly visit your surgeon.
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Don’t take pain meds for 3 months.
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Please visit your surgeon and get evaluated.
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Generally pain medicine for few days only
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I usually stop analgesics after 5 days of surgery and give sos .
It’s been 2 months now . You must be doing physiotherapy now and get xray done and weight bearing as your surgeon decides .
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Dr. Nanda Kumar Bhairi
Orthopedic surgeon
21 yrs exp
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If u have pain make it SOS not continuous
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