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Seeking a pain medicine doctor who will prescribe pain meds along the lines of Oxycodone/Roxicodone 30mgs in Philadelphia where i now reside. I have recently in the last several months beginning with a slip and fall accident, prior to that years ago i had right knee surgery and last year had two surgeries on my right hand which lead to putting pins in and also out. Now my biggest issue is the chronic back and neck pain (which also i have a son who just turned two) i had an Orthopedic doctor in Philadelphia send me for MRI's that came to prove i have buldged/herniated discs in my neck/C3-C4,C4-C5 also lower lumbar/L5-S1, also two pinched nerves in lower back each side, a pinched nerve right side of neck down into my shoulder and they found carpel tunnel in my left arm/hand. (not to f...

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Looking for a good Pain Management dr in Atlanta. I've been going to the same dr for 8 years and out of the blue he changed his patients meds, no longer prescribing any type of Oxycodone. No matter how well it's working for the patient. He's changed mine to Opana ER and it's $1200 for the prescription, I can't find a pharmacy that stocks them and I hear they have terrible side effects. Help me find another dr please! ## let me guess is his initials D.H? dr. Da......He??? ## Opana ER contains the active ingredient Oxymorphone, it is another opiate just like the Oxycodone you were taking, so it carries the risk of causing the same side effects, which may include nausea, dizziness, headache, constipation, and dry mouth. They also carry the risk of being habit forming. R...

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So confused.. There are some of these that are really crumbly and look a lot darker than the ones I originally saw. They taste a lot grosser and are unpleasant.. They also melt in your hand and I didn't recall them doing that before.. ## @Natalie, First things first, depending on whether or not you're getting these filled at a real licensed pharmacy (which you didn't mention), there's really no way to know if what you're getting is real outside of having each tablet analyzed by a lab for verification. This is because counterfeits are becoming increasingly similar to legitimate versions of the same drug, often possessing the same imprint, color, and shape. So in my opinion, the most important thing you can do in such situations is to just be upfront and honest with yo...

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I need a pain doctor that does not have to have a referral. meds needed asap. ## I need a pain Doctor that does not need a referral. I have chronic pain and arthritis and recurring pancreatitis. ## Call 336-778-1950 ask for an appointment with Dr Campbell. since there a bit booked it will take like 2 -3 months and after they schedule you an appointment on the first visit he'll charge $180.00. after that it will be only $45.00. Show him any or all the medical documents that you have and he will give you that if that's what's good for you.. if not he'll give you something better. ## Thank u so much it helped I have appointment ## Where is this doctor located I'm in cronic pain and have been in pain management for 10 years. My doctor just retired and I'm having a re...

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Need ID of a pill? May be a type of Oxycodone or Oxycontin. It's white, small, round, non coated tablet, with a #10 on one side and a F/L on the other, except the line is straight, not slanted through the two letters? Bad Car Wreck, could be pain, anti-depressant, or muscle relaxant. Help needed ASAP. ## This tablet contains Escitalopram 10 mg (NDC 0456-2010). Escitalopram, sold under the brand names Cipralex and Lexapro, among others, is an antidepressant of the selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) class. Escitalopram is mainly used to treat major depressive disorder or generalized anxiety disorder. Inactive Ingredients: - Talc - Croscarmellose Sodium - Cellulose, Microcrystalline - Silicon Dioxide - Magnesium Stearate - Hypromelloses - Titanium Dioxide - Polyethylene Gly...

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I am having some concerns regarding this med from WALGREENS. They are pale yellow....I chewed on one and looked at my tongue. What I saw was very unusual. The substance of the pill was very bright yellow. It was gummy on texture like a eatery spackle or paste. It was thick and didn't dissolve. It had no taste really. I left it on my tongue for 20 minutes. I had zero numbing to my tongue. I used to break part of a pill and place on a breaking tooth...it would numb the nerve very quickly. Also I put end of fingers in mouth and rubbed the substance. More than that it stained my fingers yellow. Like food coloring does. Try these yourself to see. I called Camber. Sent pictures of my tongue and fingers. They take the pain away but zero normal side effects. I talked to Camber, they told me...

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There is a football-shaped white pill that is getting everybody confused. I would like the pictures of both and an explanation with them please. It has "M2A4-57344" on the pills. Some say it's Tylenol, some say Oxycodone or Hydrocodone with Acetaminophen. Are there two exact same pills with the same numbers, and if so, how do you tell the difference? ## Edwards, there is only one tablet available with this marking and it contains 500mgs of Acetaminophen; a generic or store brand of Extra Strength Tylenol. Pill Size: 17mm Ref: DailyMed Sometimes the listed manufacturer may vary, depending on who is distributing it, since the rules are not as strict for over the counter medications. (NDC: 57344-004 / 57896-0221) Inactive Ingredients (may also vary between manufacturers): - Pov...

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Is there a new 30 milligram oxycodone with M on one side and 30 on the other that is dark blue instead of light blue? ## I do not believe that there is. I came across this blue m30 before. I bit into the tab to taste that familiar taste and it was a tasteless chalky substance... In other words fake. Just my experience.... ## To my understanding, the round light blue 30mg Oxycodone pill by Mallinckrodt with [M] on one side and "30" over a score line on the back has been around for quite some time & appears to be the only legitimate version with this imprint/depiction. If yours is dark blue and it's not from a licensed pharmacy then it's probably counterfeit. And if it is from a licensed pharmacy then I would contact the pharmacy (or manufacturer) directly for more spe...

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I have been prescribed oxycodone 5 mg. IMM REL capsules to be taken 2-3 every 4 hrs. for shingles pain. I have never taken this before, however I have chronic pain due to a right hip injury 6 years ago and normally take fiorinal #3 for that and also migraine headaches. I am in a'lot of pain and I am praying this med. will help. I was also prescribed lyrica 75 mg, Valtrex and I already take lexapro and zanax if needed. I am very cautious with medicine. Does anyone have any advice for me? ## Oxycodone is a very potent narcotic pain reliever, it is also highly addictive. The IMM REL stands for Immediate Release, which means the medication is released immediately to start helping with your pain, rather than taking 15 to 20 minutes like regular release tablets. Aside from the addictive p...

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round, scored , M on one side and 03 32 seperated by the scoring on the other side. Told it was a 5 mg oxycodone but need to know for sure. ## Are you sure it's not M 05 52? If so there is a white round pill with M in a square on one side and 05 52 on the other side. This pill is 5 mg of Oxycodone, which is used to treat pain (moderate to severe levels) and is available in a Generic form. ## Is this used for pain in humans? M 03 32

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My pain management doc got investigated and now hes closed his practice down. I was getting 30mg oxycodone 5 times a day and morphine 15mg 2 times a day. Does anybody know a doctor in huntsville alabama that will keep me on my meds, need answer ASAP! ## My doctor office just shut me out cause if got investigated and if was prescribing me 30 milligrams of roxycodone 4 times a day and I really need it does anybody no of any docs around Huntsville Alabama that Will sick me back up and continue with my meds ## I may not have a doctor I can refer you guys to, but I can provide you with a couple links that may be of service in so far as finding pain management doctors within your general area... Just input your city or zip code for narrowed results: {link removed because site no longer exists...

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The soles of my feet experience burning sensations every 4hours regularly. I have tried several meds including gabepenton, oxycodone, Lyrica, hydrocodone. Only the oxycodone gives me relief but it has restrictions and makes it undesirable. Any advice or help? ## Does your doctor have any idea of why you're experiencing this issue? I have to admit that this would drive me crazy. LOL Do you have any diagnosed medical conditions? Have you tried consulting a neurologist, or allergist? Both nerve problems, and allergies can cause a burning sensation. It can also be a side effect of many medications. Other causes may include alcohol abuse, a vitamin deficiency, Lyme Disease, Sarcoidosis, and others. Do you drink frequently? Do you take any medications regularly? Ref: Mayo Clinic Burning F...

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Looking for Dr in North Jersey that prescribes oxycodone 30mg. My Dr just retired. I am 55 yrs old. I have Progressive Fibromyalgia, Rheumatoid Arthritis, and Osteoarthritis. Have all my Paperwork. Please help ## I'm looking for a pain doctor in NJ that will prescribe 30 mg oxycodone four to five times a day my current doctor doesn't care that medication he currently prescribes me has damaged my liver and pancreas because of the Tylenol I'm being treated for disc displecia and spinal stenosis from l4 and down I have herniated and completely destroyed discs I can barley walk ## Hi, were you still looking for a doctor?

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I have had chronic back pain for years have had two surgeries and no success my current Dr prescribes me oxycodone 30mg which help but he's retiring and I need to find a Dr that will prescribe the same meds if anyone can give me some names would be greatly appreciated. Thanks ## Hi Tombuzz, I just saw your post about your doc retiring, you're in Hazelton which is where my husband was born and still has a few family members I think. I'm surprised your retiring dr doesn't have another one coming in to take over his practice! Too bad because it sure would make things easier for you. Does your retiring Dr have any suggestions for you? If he's not mentioned referring you to another dr, ask him if he would. I'd think he'd be in the know where the drs in town are co...

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Round white pill the the number 512 on one side and a line down the other side. what is it?? ## This tablet contains Oxycodone Hydrochloride 5 mg + Acetaminophen 325 mg (NDC 0406-0512). Inactive Ingredients: - Crospovidone - Cellulose, Microcrystalline - Povidones - Starch, Corn - Silicon Dioxide - Stearic Acid Ref: DailyMed ## Actually I am sending this to thank you. This pill I found with #512 on one side, your answer is consistent with the painkillers I've been taking (oxycodone). Now that I actually look at them, that's what they look like. Didn't notice it before. Better get my nose outta NFL Sunday Countdown for a bit, eh? ## This is a white round pill with the numbers 512 on one side and a division on the other side; what is it used for? What is the name of it? This ...

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Just got my script refilled today. Half of them were my regular ip204's.. The other are the m523 10/325 ones.. Anyone else notice that the m523's taste very strange? Almost like codeine? ## Yes, actually started researchin' this just now! Tastes awful I wondered if there were fake ones goin round but if u get urs from a pharm I'd reckon they are legit! Just seems strange!! ## Nah that’s how these ones taste I be thinking I’m trippin too

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Hi everyone, I went to refill my oxycodone script... I got them from what seemed to be a trustworthy place but when I showed them to my friend, we noticed there were two totally different pills. One was a light blue that said A215. I know this one is legitimate, I've somewhat dealt with these in the past... but the second one, it was a way darker pill, I would say a little bit thicker as well and that one reads A51. When I called them back to ask why, they said it was from 2 different manufacturers and since it was a different company the same exact pill just looks different but they are both 30 mg oxycodone. I did hear about fake pills going around, especially with oxys. Obviously no one is going to admit that its fake so I'm hoping I could get some assistance here ... i dont k...

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I am on Oxycodone 15 mg 1 tablet 4 times a day and my doctor wants to change me to Xtampza 1 tablet every 12 hours; they would be 18 mg. is the strength strong enough? Are they the same meds just under a different name? I have a mouth test or saliva test every month. Will this show up the same as the Oxycodone on the drug screen? I appreciate your expertise in this matter. Thank you. ## Hi my doctor did the same to me. I was taking 4-6 Percocet 15mg daily. He cut me down on Percocet to the Xtampaz. I have chronic pain in my back. It basically cripples me. I just don't understand why he would do this considering the Percocet worked very well for me for the past 3 years. Very confusing and very frustrating. ## As you may already know, Percocet is only labeled for the short term treatm...

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Small, round, and light blue pill. Boxed M on one side & the # 30 on the other side. What is it? ## This tablet contains Oxycodone Hydrochloride 30 mg (NDC 0406-8530). Inactive Ingredients: - Cellulose, Microcrystalline - Lactose Monohydrate - Stearic Acid - Fd&c Blue No. 2 Ref: DailyMed ## OXYCODONE (OxyFast®, Roxicodone®) relieves moderate to severe pain. Federal law prohibits the transfer of oxycodone to any person other than the patient for whom it was prescribed. Do not share this medicine with anyone else.

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Is a white round pill with imprint 44 104 Oxycodone 10 mg made by endo pharmaceuticals? ## No, that is incorrect. Tablets with a 44 on them followed by 3 additional numbers are all over the counter products, this company does not many any prescription medications. In this case, this tablet with the 44 104 marking is listed as containing 325mgs of Acetaminophen, so it is a generic or store brand of Tylenol. (NDC 0363-0104 among others) The FDA lists its typical side effects as possibly including nausea, dizziness and headache. Inactive Ingredients: - Starch, Corn - Povidone - Stearic Acid - Sodium Starch Glycolate Type A Potato Ref: DailyMed ## Do they make a percocet 10/325 that is white and has 44 104 on it? ## No, at least not one that is is properly approved and regulated in the US. ...

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