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  5. I have severe chronic back pain, which might not be a bone issue. I have had similar problems before and was prescribed Acemiz MR and painkillers, which helped. Can I continue the same dosage?

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I have severe chronic back pain, which might not be a bone issue. I have had similar problems before and was prescribed Acemiz MR and painkillers, which helped. Can I continue the same dosage?

Asked by Male, 65 · 3 months ago

Dr G Reddy

Dr G Reddy

M Pharmacy (Pharmaceutics)

3 months ago

It is better not to continue Acemiz-MR regularly. You can take it for 1 to 2 days for temporary relief, but long-term use is not safe. Try warm compresses, gentle stretching, and avoid long sitting. If the pain is recurring, a physiotherapist can help strengthen your back and prevent future episodes. If the pain gets worse, get an orthopaedic check-up.
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  1. Consult Your Doctor: It's crucial to discuss with your healthcare provider whether continuing the same dosage is appropriate, considering any changes in your health or pain.

  2. Monitor for Side Effects: Be vigilant about potential side effects, especially those affecting the stomach, kidneys, or liver, given your age.

  3. Evaluate Pain Cause: Ensure the treatment targets the correct cause of your pain, as it might not be bone-related.

  4. Avoid Self-Medication: Do not continue painkillers without medical advice to prevent complications or masking important symptoms.

Please consult your healthcare provider to review your treatment plan safely.

Answered 3 months ago

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