Advice on pain killers

[Parrcj]

Please can i have some suggestions on what pain killers to take which will not cause a reaction to my T. The noise of the T gives me such a bad headache.

My heads feels like it will explode .

Any advice on how to manage this flare up over the last two weeks been a huge struggle.

In a dark place at the moment , when will it end , 2years !! Now

Thank you

[doglover1973]

Hi Parrcj. I can't advise on meds but I understand flare ups or spikes. I'm on my third one this year . It usually happens when I'm anxious, upset or overstretched - as I have been recently. A flare up makes me stop and re - evaluate things. I go back to the drawing board and start again. I remind myself - This is a spike. It won't last forever and it doesn't. Thankfully.

[vincentchan]

I use codolmol , the audiologist and gp insist headche isnt caused by tinnitus, yes tell me about it, t is just a symptom , not a disease, anything else...then why

[Fridays_Child_62]

I always take paracetomol. It seems to be the pain-killer of choice for tinnitus sufferers, as ibuprofen and asprin can cause tinnitus (in large quantities or with prolonged use).

[Parrcj in reply to Fridays_Child_62]

Thank you

[Kellythecat-74]

I use Sinutab or Sudafed for sinusitis quite often. Has parcetamol no problem .

[PABLR]

I use anything and everything, but not in huge amounts. I get really bad headaches every few weeks and start with 800 mg of Advil (ibuprofen) and then add 500 mg of paracetamol three hours later if needed. I don't use aspirin because I find it less effective. Apart from those days I rarely take anything.

[PABLR]

I use anything and everything, but not in huge amounts. I get really bad headaches every few weeks and start with 800 mg of Advil (ibuprofen) and then add 500 mg of paracetamol three hours later if needed. I don't use aspirin because I find it less effective. Apart from those days I rarely take anything.