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What To Do If Having Severe Pain In The Buttocks Which Doesn't Allow Sleep?
Hey doctor, I have really bad problems in in testing and i am always getting problem with my ass to i can't sleep at night because the pain get worse my mum as told me to drink fresh orange help is there anything to stop the pain and i do have healthy life style and i eat the daily things for my body i hope this will help
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from jessica
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from jessica
Mon, 17 Feb 2014
Hello,
Thanks for your query.
Carefully follow your schedule for turning and repositioning — approximately every two hours when you're in bed. If you're unable to change position on your own, a family member or other caregiver must be able to help. Using sheepskin or other padding help to prevent friction when you move.
There are special cushions, pads, mattresses and beds that relieve pressure. The most effective support depends on many factors, including your level of mobility, your body build and the severity of your wound. No one support surface is appropriate for all people or all situations. In general, protective padding such as sheepskin isn't thick enough to reduce pressure, but it's helpful for separating parts of your body and preventing friction damage.
I do hope that you have found something helpful and I will be glad to answer any further query.
Take care
Thanks for your query.
Carefully follow your schedule for turning and repositioning — approximately every two hours when you're in bed. If you're unable to change position on your own, a family member or other caregiver must be able to help. Using sheepskin or other padding help to prevent friction when you move.
There are special cushions, pads, mattresses and beds that relieve pressure. The most effective support depends on many factors, including your level of mobility, your body build and the severity of your wound. No one support surface is appropriate for all people or all situations. In general, protective padding such as sheepskin isn't thick enough to reduce pressure, but it's helpful for separating parts of your body and preventing friction damage.
I do hope that you have found something helpful and I will be glad to answer any further query.
Take care
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