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angel_star160 19-07-2007 11:19 AM

Backache
 
Hi

On Monday I didn't take over the recommended number of paracetamol but I took a few more than I should have at once (if that makes sense) I now have an ache in my back but I think it could be to do with something happening with my water - I was just wonering if it was as dangerous to take a few more but under the recommended amounts in a day or is it more likely the ache be something else? I think I should go to the doctor because my water hasn't been right for a while but I just want to know if it is likely the paracetamol are in anyway connected?

I hope this post is OK and thanks for any replies it is just worrying me slighty.

Bitter_Angel 19-07-2007 12:18 PM

Anything over the set amount is classified as an Overdose. This can affect each person differntly depening on a lot of factors.
However, if your waters have not been right, I would think this is the more likly cause of yor back ache. You may have a water infection which often comes with back ache.
Have you been needing the toilet more than normal?
Are you drinking plenty?
Is there any pain when you pass water?

angel_star160 19-07-2007 12:32 PM

Yes I am drinking more now Cranberry juice and water. I am constantly deseparate and sometimes it stings. I will make an appointment tomorrow. I just wanted to stop worrying so much about the painkillers.
Thank you very much for your reply

Bitter_Angel 19-07-2007 02:06 PM

Yes that sounds like a water infection not the painkillers.
You may wish to take a fresh urine sample with you when you go.
Oh and if you cant get an appointment, you can probably get seen today in your local walkin centre.
Take care
Kim


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