Thanks to everyone who replied to my early morning plea for help. I've had an X-ray which is clear. But a previous scan shows that I have a plug of consolidated mucus at the bottom of my lungs which all the different antibiotics I've been given aren't doing anything to help. I've now been given tramadol to add to the kapake for the pain and yet another antibiotic called Levofloxacin. Has anyone else been prescribed this?
Thanks again for all the support x
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My husband had Tramadol before going onto Oramorph he didn't have them together, if I remember correctly. He had Lorazepm to help his breathing. Constipation was a problem until he stopped eating.
Good afternoon Azure I had coedine and oramorph but coedine not touching the pain so now I have tramadol and oramorph but only gave me a weeks supply so double the problem of constipation the hospital have given me sachets of something to drink and Senna tablets but I really don't want to use unless really necessary what did you give your husband if you don't mind me asking you best wishes Margaret
Hi i just given tramadol to go with oramoroph both cause constipation another problem i have took the tramadol a couple of doses since I got yesterday I will say it spaced me out a bit take care
I think the antibiotic ....something/anything.floxacin is a quinolone. I have one on stand-by called moxifloxacin (spelling?) which can cause spontaneous tendon rupture. Just be aware that if you get any pain in your Achilles' tendon you should stop the pills right away. Not being alarmist here but consultant told me this.
It's worth trying.! I have not had a chest infection since starting to use mine as it clears mucus from deep in the lungs, may take a few days to clear if it's been there for a while.
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