That is a known side effect but it's not a problem at the moment.
I was put on them after a coronary bypass, 15 years ago. Straining after
your chest has been stuck together, with superglue, definitely brings
tears to the eyes!
Gerry Winskill
On 23/05/2016 19:10, Fred Stopforth wrote:
Cocodamol! Heck no last time I took that for toothache I suffered [really]
constipation so I keep well away from that.
Fred D207
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Subject: [jhb] Re: Soaking up the drink - er.. Sun.
Hi Fred,
Welcome to the club!
I'm not using a stick and, fortunately, we live in a bungalow. I was
having to get out of the bed in the night until I tried CoCodamol. Have
you tried it? a couple of other analgaesics have no effect.
Gerry Winskill
On 23/05/2016 11:04, Fred Stopforth wrote:
Corrrr OK for some, recommend a drink for back pain? Soaking up heat from a hot
water bottle and massage pad and a couple of walking sticks for assistance up
the the stairs. Enjoy the sun and drink. Fred D207
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Subject: [jhb] Soaking up the drink - er.. Sun.
The enterprising people of Madeira are to be applauded at their lovely constructions and
roads on this island but I wish they had discovered what "flat" means. My feet
don't half ache. I have to drink to ease the pain.
The Queen Victoria docked yesterday. Damn impressive ship but not as pretty as
the old QE 2.
