Spinal morph can result in the awful itchies and nausea.
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Get your
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Hi Sally,
We use Oxycontin 10mg-20mg sustained release BD, Oxycontin 5mg-10mg 2-4 hrly,
Diclofenac 50mg 8 hrly and Paracetamol 6hrly
which we found very effective, but they
were replaced by the new regime.
Nicole.
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As a consumer I'm finding this very intriguing. I was given suppositories in
the OR then nothing but panadol thereafter and went home the same day. I was
offered a huge C class drug to take home (and assured it didn't cross into
bm despite asking directly - big lie there) but I never took them. I
Hi Sally,
We use Oxycontin 10mg-20mg sustained release BD, Oxycontin 5mg-10mg 2-4 hrly,
Diclofenac 50mg 8 hrly and Paracetamol 6hrly. After fourty eight hours we cease
the oxycontin and commence Panadeine Forte in place of the Paracetamol.
However, we have to watch out for constipation.
Don’t forget to ask the WOMEN who will be taking the drugs and explain
exactly what each drug does to breast milk!
Cheers
Jo
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Our women come back from theatre with only an IDC insitu, and IVT. No
epidural. Women are given PR Voltaren bd (100mg) and PR Paracetamol (1g)
qid, until eating. Once eating and tolerating diet(usually within 24 to
36 hours), oral voltaren (50mg) and oral paracetamol are given. The
What I am used to is the women having a spinal and that 1-2mg morphine
is put in the spinal. The woman has a voltaren 100mg supp whilst in
theatre post op and then BD or swaps to oral 50mg as chosen. We start
giving regular panadol within 24 hours usually prior to getting her up
or as needed
We use 1g panadol and 100mg doloxene given (usually) together, and then
400mg ibuprofen in between if they need it. Usually they have the
intrathecal morphine, but can also come back from theatre with either a
PCA (patient controlled analgesia) with morphine, or pethidine or
fentanyl. Or thy
I agree...the panadol and voltaren must be given regularly for the first 3
days, to be most effective.
Tanya.
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