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The correct dose of any medication is the minimum dose that produce maximum benefit. Guidelines primarily recommend medication(s) that • can be taken by mouth (rather than injection) • can be taken regularly • are appropriately prescribed for your specific needs “Painkillers” may not completely stop or “kill” the pain but may help alle Other therapies or interventions that may help manage pain include: • Treating the underlying cause - e.g., alleviating constipation • Other medications - e.g., anti-spasmodics can help with cramping, v supplements to correct deficiencies • Relaxation, mindfulness, yoga or similar activities • Movement / gentle exercise can help with musculoskeletal and bone
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