My son was only 8 yrs old. He complain his painful buttocks. Last yr his doctor also recommend 10 Norgesic tablet when he suffered from legs pain but no sign of involuntry body movement. Till I try to give him the same 2 tablets of norgesic. After 1 day I noticed his involuntry movement so I decided to bring him to the hospital and the doctor said that Norgesic is for adults only. I'm very much worried of what would be posibly happen to my son? Is it a life time involuntry movement in his body? what should I do to stop or cure his involuntary body movement. please help me I can't handle it anymore I'm very much afraid for my son's future..
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maso4169
Anonymous 30 Jun 2010
This does not make sense.
Norgesic is prescribed, along with rest, physical therapy, and other measures, for the relief of mild to moderate pain of severe muscle disorders
What does the poor boy suffer from?
It seems as if a Doctor would not prescribe this without follow up
Side effects
cannot be anticipated. If any develop or change in intensity, inform your doctor as soon as possible. Only your doctor can determine if it is safe for you to continue taking Norgesic
I would without a doubt get a new Doctor. I hope he's doing better?
Keep us posted as to how he is and what was wrong please
Bucky1
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Great idea Maso! It sure does sound a bit strange as Bucky mentioned. But you're right, never give up the fight and look for a doctor willing to do whatever it takes to help this little boy!