Constant pain

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Constant pain

Asked for Female, 17 Years

Im 17 and i have ADHD, depression, anxiety disorder, ocd, and ehlers danlos syndrome. My entire life i have had issues with muscle pain and joint pain (passed on from my dad). For years i went to physio and chiro but it just doesn't help. What should i do for pain? What pain meds would be best for a teen in your opinion? Tylenol and advil don't do anything but give me migraines. Im on adderall, ativan, cipralex and trazodone currently.

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Ms. G.Anne Pricilla (PT) Physiotherapist 15 yrs exp Chennai · Accepted Answer

Ms. G.Anne Pricilla (PT)

Physiotherapist 15 yrs exp Chennai

It may be due psychology aspect but I think u feel but u not much pain it may due to stress u may get pain

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