How Do Help a Loved One Who Is Addicted to Pain Medication?
Question by Name?: How do help a loved one who is addicted to pain medication?
[rewrite]How do you help a loved one who is addicted to pain medication? I have tried putting this person into a Free center for drug free living but it is just a bunch of crazies in there because it is FREE! we cannot afford a real treatment program. Is there another way around this?
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Cymbalta for Back Problems?
Question by Lisa R: Cymbalta for back problems?
[rewrite]I have several back problems, bulging disk laying on a nerve. Arthritis, stenosis etc. I went to the pain management doctor today. His recommended treatment was spinal injections with physical rehab, but as both of these are so expensive and I have no insurance, he is going to write a letter for me to take to local hospital to see if they will help.
Meantime he put me on Cymbalta, how does this work with back pain? I’ve never heard of an anti-depressant for pain? He swore it would help with the pain and numbness, I guess we will see. Just wondering if anyone has any advise or experience with this drug.
The doctor also recommended spinal injections, but I’ve been told by 5 people that I know not to do those. What’s the complications I also have right sided heart failure, heard they sometimes make your blood pressure rise. I also have an arachnoid cyst in brain would this cause any more danger in refrence to the injections.
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High-tech procedures in treatment of pain
[rewrite]While Greenspan acknowledges the role of prescription painkillers in his line of work, he said he also recognizes their limitations and risks. His office performs urine toxicology testing to help identify patients who are abusing pain medications or …[/rewrite]
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My Husband Has Been in Severe Chronic Pain for Several years.He Is Presently Taking 90mg of Methadone,60 Mg Of
Question by Vette Crazy: My husband has been in severe chronic pain for several years.He is presently taking 90mg of methadone,60 mg of
[rewrite]Lortab,300mg of Neurontin,15mg of Valium,4mg of Zanaflex a day. The Drs. are talking to him about a pain pump or a spinal stimulator. We don’t know which way would be best for him to go. Has anyone out there had either one? What are the pro’s and con’s of either one. My husband is 65 and is desperate to find something to help him. He has so many other health issues,such as kidney failure,heart disease,and has just gone through the most incredible cancer treatment! We were just told that he is cancer free!! M.D. Anderson Rocks!
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Dr. Byrne Describes Suboxone Treatment for Opioid or Pain Medication Addiction…
Dr. Byrne Describes Suboxone Treatment for Opioid or Pain Medication Addiction… — In this video Dr. Jennie Byrne, MD, PhD describes what can happen to people addicted to pain medication as well as how to get your life back using a medicall…
Ursula K. Le Guin in Portland
[rewrite]The newspaper did a huge article on buprenorphine, the drug used to treat opiod addiction that is as Suboxone and is popular in Portland. The Seattle Times had a roundup of bookstore news with a few items of interest for Portland readers. The …[/rewrite]
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