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What is the strongest pain reliever that I can buy without a prescription that will ease my joint pain?

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I tore my ACL about ten years ago and have occassional yet intense bouts of pain in my knee. This is definitely one of those times and I will see a doctor soon but until then I need some immediate pain relief. Aleve is not enough anymore. Does anyone know of a OTC pain reliever that will last long. As it stands now, I can't walk more than 3 blocks without a searing pain shooting through my leg.

Percogesic Extra Strength. It's an over the counter muscle relaxer/pain reliever. It works wonders. It's orange coated pills. Hope you feel better!

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11 Responses to “What is the strongest pain reliever that I can buy without a prescription that will ease my joint pain?”

  1. Posted by Sane 23rd May, 2007 at 7:35 am

    Probably Aleeve
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  2. Posted by Wonder 23rd May, 2007 at 7:36 am

    Aleve or Motrin.
    -MM
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  3. Posted by annie white 23rd May, 2007 at 7:36 am

    Probably Excedrin
    but why don't you just go get actual pain pills. they work better.
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  4. Posted by farytopia89uk 23rd May, 2007 at 7:36 am

    ibeprofen.
    you can take this with parocetamol.

    or so my dr told me
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  5. Posted by bigguy 23rd May, 2007 at 7:37 am

    HELLO
    alleave or motrin
    my son plays basketball and was told either
    is good for that problem.{lasting time 4-6 hrs.}
    best
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  6. Posted by kelonwheels2578 23rd May, 2007 at 7:41 am

    Percogesic Extra Strength. It's an over the counter muscle relaxer/pain reliever. It works wonders. It's orange coated pills. Hope you feel better!
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    personal use

  7. Posted by andi w 23rd May, 2007 at 7:48 am

    Have you tried a regular dose of Ibuprofen? 600-800 mg a day? It really seems to work after a period of time, giving it a chance to work. I would ask your doctor if its ok that you take that first as it is a high dose and can interfere with some other conditions.

    If that isn't working maybe you should see an orthopedic.
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  8. Posted by emt_me911 23rd May, 2007 at 7:58 am

    Aleve would be the strongest OTC painkiller you can get without a prescription.

    You need to see your doctor about pain control. It's possible that you have developed arthritis (common after a joint injury). You may need a cortisone shot for pain relief. Just be aware that there is a limit as to how many cortisone shots you have lifetime in a specific area (I think it is 3).

    I strongly sugges that you avoid the use of narcotic painkillers. They are highly addictive and you can easily develop a dependency of them. Talk to your doctor about your options. TENS treatment might be an alternative.
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  9. Posted by Deborah W 23rd May, 2007 at 8:20 am

    I personally have a lot of recent experience with joint pain due to surgeries following a car wreck 3 years ago. In physical therapy they tell us severe joint pain is usually because of swelling in the joint (no matter what the underlying problem). So they recommend ibprofin (Motrin) because it naturally contains an anti-inflammatory to reduce swelling. The trick is to take it consistently. Not one pill here or there. That won't do you a bit of good. You can temporarily up the dosage from 2 pills (400 mg) to 3 or 4 pills per dose until you talk with your doctor. This is a TEMPORARY measure ONLY. It is not a replacement for seeing your doctor.

    The second part of pain management would be ice pack therapy. Again, this reduces swelling so in turn alieviates pain. 10 minutes on, 20 minutes off.
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    Physical Therapist (name private), Ogden Clinic, Physical Therapy Dpt, Ogden, UT

  10. Posted by CAPTAIN PAIN 25th June, 2009 at 8:27 am

    Hi Kelon do you know if percogesic is available in Australia because iv’e got Severly Acute Chronic Debilitating Pain in lower back N both legs down to both heals and have done 4 26 years.Was suicidle 4 14 years an had no choice but to self medicate street drugs so could have some quality of life cause Drs refused to give me what i needed this country’s fucked when it comes to good docs etc,I after no sympothy, just willing 2 ttry anything like jumping off a cliff yeh that will stop t pain ay?what town/city you from anyway?I from Newcastle N.S.W Australia hope to get answere from u soon cause of pain don’t get on the net much the wife N kids always on it i’ve 4 girls N 4BASEBALL BATS I’M PREPARED 4 HORNY TEENAGERS AY MATE SORRY4 babbling still learning bout this computer shit bye mate,well I don’t consider u a mate, buddy or friend thats just the way i talk even when gunna smash some cunt I’ll be yelling out come on mate etc BYE.

  11. Posted by CAPTAIN PAIN 25th June, 2009 at 9:08 am

    HI Deb a handy hint 4 your swollen joints n fluid build up is u get 1 or2 bags rock washing soda from supermarket n poor rock soda into 1 leg so u can make a pack out of it enough to covour the swollen part.You wrap it right round then wrap a bandage or some form of strap then sleep with it on all night when you wake n unrap the rock washing soda be very hard n 1 solid mass cause they’ve sucked all the fluid out of that part of your body it worked 4 my back which was bruised from the inside n bigger than a football not soccer. Also no pain or discomfortTRY IT NO BULL.I’M TONY DEANE.

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