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Suggest Treatment For Insomnia And Hallucination

I have had severe insomnia for going on 5 day s now. No sleep at all! Yesterday might leg, ankles and feet began to swell. They are terrible as of tonight, ie: tripled in size, very painful, ankles look bruised, burning, aching and pitting. I am 49 yr old female. I also am experiencing pain all over my body & seem to be hallucinating. I wonder if my pain med could be causing this. Please help...getting scared and feeling quite crazed right now.
Mon, 2 Jun 2014
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Hi,

Thanks for writing to us,

Yes, pain medications may cause these symptoms in certain individuals. Please get a thorough medical check up done for the cause of this swelling. Visit your treating physician to deal with side effects of pain medications. If directed by him/her you may need to visit a psychiatrist.

Hope this helps,
Dr A Rao
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Suggest Treatment For Insomnia And Hallucination

Hi, Thanks for writing to us, Yes, pain medications may cause these symptoms in certain individuals. Please get a thorough medical check up done for the cause of this swelling. Visit your treating physician to deal with side effects of pain medications. If directed by him/her you may need to visit a psychiatrist. Hope this helps, Dr A Rao