What is the strongest, non perscription pain medication?

Question

I have a chronic pain in my sholder and do not want to get addicted to perscription pain killers. What's the best over the counter pain relief I should try? The pain hurts constantly and I cry almost every day.

Answer 1

Which shoulder is it in ? Left or Right ? And do you have any other heath issues or are taking medicines for anything ? Give your details for an appropriate answer please !
Take care and God Bless you !

Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

Cuprofen are pretty good and also act as an anti-inflammatory so if any trapped nerves are involved they can sometimes be released so will stop the pain.
However, always best in the long run to treat the root cause rather than the effects.
Good luck
P.S. Cuprofen are ibroprufen based.

Answer 5

Then you immediately should go for a manual one-time treatment called Atlasprofilax - there is a really fair chance to get rid of your pain!

I have experienced the treatment myself, it's really amazing. And you need it once in a lifetime.

It's really worth travelling far - at the moment the treatment is available in California and Europe only, costing less than 200 Dollars. Good luck!

Answer 6

Aleve. 4 nonprescription Aleve is equal to 1 prescription Aleve. Do not take more than 4 every 6 hours.

Answer 7

If you are having that severe of pain, first I would talk to your doctor. Remember, pain is a warning to your body there's something WRONG!
I think Aleve or its generic: Naproxen works best...it's pretty strong, and lasts a good while. it's also good for pain prevention, like when i'm going to work in the garden for awhile, i take it so my back won't start to hurt...just remember to listen to your body and rest when needed!

Answer 8

NSAIDs.....non-steriodal anti-inflammatory drugs. This is the classification of Tylenol (acetaminophen), Advil or Motrin (ibuprofen) and Aleve (Naproxen Sodium). These drugs are very good with chronic pain. But you'll really need to see a doctor about this. There are prescription doses of these drugs. The bad thing about NSAIDs is that they are very hard on your stomach and on your liver. You may also talk to your doctor about referring you to a pain management doctor, who is specially trained in treating people with chronic pain. Never take more than what the label says on these over the counter NSAIDs, there is a good reason for it...like I said, stomach and liver problems. Best of luck to you....I pray that your pain goes away and never returns.......

Answer 9

I used to take Vioxx but since they took it out of the market I have to use Voltaren. There's also cataflan and Motrin (ibuprofen) which is not as strong.

Answer 10

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Answer 11

Morphine