A trapeze at my age?

It could have been the co-codomol. I sometimes get those vivid dreams if I take a paracetamol in the middle of the night. My friend is the same.

Terrble stuff co-codamol. I was prescribed it last week, gave it three days and had to knock it on the head as had every side effect in the book plus a few that weren't!

Good painkiller though and certainly makes you dopey helps you sleep.

I think this is just a long suppressed wish to do something challenging. Try taking up,a new hobby like free fall parachuting - that should get it out of your system

Quick! Get over to the Gransnetters Olympics page - I don't think anyone's won the gold for trapeze yet so you may be in with a chance!

Oh Nonna what a great idea. If I can stay awake long enough I stand a good chance.

Maybe too much Olympics watching late at night before bed!

What painkillers are effective with no side effects?

Is this you?
www.youtube.com/watch?v=n9ApRjtwwTU&list=RDn9ApRjtwwTU#t=4

Oh, moobox, I followed that link and while I was amused at that video, the one that followed was hilarious! Really made me laugh out loud!

That videos hilarious Moobox, made me laugh out loud!

Well !! neither of them even made me raise the slightest smile. People being deliberately silly, and slapstick just doesn't do it for me

Didn't know some painkillers give real nasty dreams but I took NAC 600mg, a hypo-allergenic dietary supplement for two days and always woke up very frightened!.I hv decided to leave them so that I enjoy my sleep!

My had nothing to do with your post samallie

Moobox, loved the vids, certainly made me laugh?

Anti-biotics give you really weird dreams, and I shall never go near Bach flowers again.

Now that video may be me at Tokyo after my hip operation should it ever come.

I think taking the preparation like 'quiet night' or Kalms One a night, might be safer than co-codamol

Co-codamol contains two painkilling ingredients: paracetamol and codeine. It is given to relieve short-lasting painful conditions where paracetamol alone is not sufficient. There are three different strengths of co-codamol available, one of which can be bought without a prescription at a pharmacy. The amount of paracetamol in the three different strengths is the same (500 mg), but the amount of codeine differs and this determines the strength of the preparation. The three tablet strengths are: 8 mg/500 mg, 15 mg/500 mg, and 30 mg/500 mg, where the first amount relates to how much codeine is in the tablet, and the second is the amount of paracetamol present.

Combination painkillers like co-codamol can be useful to reduce the total number of tablets that need to be taken in a day, but they may not always offer the best pain control. This is because it is difficult to adjust the dose to suit the level of your pain without increasing the risk of side-effects. Consequently, many doctors prefer not to prescribe combination painkillers.

patient.info/medicine/co-codamol-for-pain-relief