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What Causes Sleepiness While On Oxetol For Cervical Pain?

Suffering for cervical pain. My Doc recommended oxetol xr150. M thyroid patient and also removed my uterus and gall bladder. After taking 5-6 days this medicine I feel sleeplessness and disturbed so I stopped it but now I got pain in my full body specially in right leg. Is it because I stopped it
Tue, 5 Dec 2017
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"As"per your clinical history is concerned you should not stop medication so start medicine as per your treating Doctor's advice. Do few modifications like this -

1)Do exercise regularly as per your physiotherapist. Strengthening the trunk muscles helps stabilize and support the spine.

2)Good posture reduces the pressure on your spine and disks. Keep your back straight and aligned, particularly when sitting for long periods. Lift heavy objects properly, making your legs.

3)Try to maintain a healthy weight. Excess weight puts more pressure on the spine and disks, making them more susceptible to complications.

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What Causes Sleepiness While On Oxetol For Cervical Pain?

Hello, Thanks for your query on HCM As per your clinical history is concerned you should not stop medication so start medicine as per your treating Doctor s advice. Do few modifications like this - 1)Do exercise regularly as per your physiotherapist. Strengthening the trunk muscles helps stabilize and support the spine. 2)Good posture reduces the pressure on your spine and disks. Keep your back straight and aligned, particularly when sitting for long periods. Lift heavy objects properly, making your legs. 3)Try to maintain a healthy weight. Excess weight puts more pressure on the spine and disks, making them more susceptible to complications. Hope That Helps