Spine Disorder Medication Management Guide

Daily Schedule and Important Instructions

Orthopedics

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Morning Medications (6:00 AM - 9:00 AM)

Pain Management

  • NSAIDs (with food)
    • Ibuprofen 600mg OR
    • Naproxen 500mg
  • Muscle Relaxants (if prescribed)
    • Cyclobenzaprine 5-10mg

Nerve Pain

  • Gabapentin (if prescribed)
    • Take prescribed morning dose
  • Pregabalin (if prescribed)
    • Take as directed by your physician

Afternoon Medications (2:00 PM - 4:00 PM)

Pain Management

  • NSAIDs (with food)
    • Second dose if prescribed
  • Acetaminophen
    • Up to 1000mg if needed

Evening Medications (8:00 PM - 10:00 PM)

Pain Management

  • Final NSAID dose (if prescribed)
  • Muscle Relaxants
    • Evening dose as prescribed

Nerve Pain

  • Evening gabapentin/pregabalin dose

Important Notes

  1. Never exceed prescribed dosages
  2. Always take NSAIDs with food
  3. Stay hydrated - minimum 8 glasses of water daily
  4. Report side effects to your physician immediately
  5. Keep track of pain levels and medication effectiveness

Emergency Contacts

  • Clinic Hours: [Insert clinic phone]
  • After Hours: [Insert emergency contact]

This schedule is personalized based on your physician's recommendations. Adjust timing as directed by your healthcare provider.

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