Pain Medication

Hello, I was given Hysingla ER 30 mg once a day for pain but it only lasts 10 hours. Is this typical of this medication or is it a medication that needs to build up in you system over time? I really need some advice on this as I am really in pain. Thank you for your time, I appreciate it greatly. ## How long have you been taking it? It should last about 12 hours, but it can vary from person to person. The FDA warns that it carries the risk of being habit forming and may cause side effects, such as nausea, dizziness, headache, dry mouth, and constipation.

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I was in the hospital last year and was given a shot for pain right after surgery. I had a terrible reaction to the med. I would know the name if someone called it out, but don't seem to remember any other way. I almost died from the drug, I am having surgery on Tuesday and need to avoid that drug!! Could anyonegivealist of IM drugs? ## There are far too many to possibly list them all here for you. What type of reaction did you have? Learn more analgesic details here. What hospital did you have the surgery at? They should have that information listed in your records, so finding out what medication it was should be as simple as calling them to ask.

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I am 38 years old. I have pain and stiffness and swelling in my both knees and also pain on the tip of ulna near wrist of left hand. I have also pain in my left clavicle. I m HLA-B27 positive. I have taken allopathic and ayurvedic medicines. But no relief. suggest me what should I do? Is it Arthritis or Ankylosing spondylitus. What is the difference between these diseases. How to get relief from them? ## i hv cured one patient suffering from ankylosing spondylosis with positive HLAB27 and LDH was 625 by 4month of ayurvedic treatment patient got negative report of HLAB27 and normal LDH it miracle with the help of god. u cn contact me on dr.anupam tamrakar 09425885097 dranupam.tamrakar (at) gmail indianhealers.co.in other mob.07509757747

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Injured under workers comp in Tallahassee Florida I was taking percocet and now my adjustor stopped me from seeing the doctor who was writing my pain meds does anyone know how I can get my medication and who can you report this adjustor to ## Workers comp can be quite the hassle, as I've seen from personal experience. My mom was actually going through a similar situation with her adjuster and eventually had to get an attorney to work with her on the legality of situations like this. Although I'm not completely familiar with the process involved in that, it's probably where'd I'd recommend starting if you're intent is to take action against your adjuster - in hopes of finding a new one. In the meantime, it sounds like you may also have to be open to trying other f...

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I recently had a major cervical and spine surgery. But still the pain is very severe with me taking 20mg of oxycodone every 3 hrs plus 1000 mg of Tylenol Extra every 6 hrs. What do you suggest? ## Hello, Salem! How are you? You may want to try asking your doctor about trying Oxycontin, it's a time released formulation of the Oxycodone that lasts for 12 hours, so it could give you better pain control. This is a narcotic analgesic, so it has the potential to be habit forming and may cause side effects, such as nausea, dizziness, drowsiness, dry mouth and constipation. Is there anything else I can help with?

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Help I have Lupus fibromyalgia 2 types of arthritis And 2discs in my back my doctor before had me on Roxie cotton which works good for my pain but I was scared of getting addicted to them so my doctor switched me out to percocet 10 325 milligrams but I'm only supposed to take 1 every 6 hours but they only last for 3 to 4 hours how can I help make them last longer I have taken hydrocodone for 13 years so it doesn't work very good on Main Ave long I need suggestions on what kind of medicine would be good for me ## The Oxycontin you were taking and the Percocet that your doctor switched you to contain the same active ingredient, which is Oxycodone. The only difference is that in Oxycontin it is in a time released formulation and in the Percocet, it is coupled with Acetaminophen. Le...

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"Purdue Pharma recently announced it is conducting clinical trials on OxyContin in children. Immediately some have criticized, suggesting that the exposure to opioids at an early age will inevitably lead to addiction later in life. The larger issue that was missed is that there are times opioids are necessary for children. Children in intensive care units, emergency rooms, post operatively or in rehab often require strong analgesics. These are children with cancer, with severe burns, with sickle cell anemia or other conditions. It would be cruel and inhumane to leave children untreated who experience extraordinary amounts of pain. Of course opioids should not be the first line of therapy if an alternative is available, but they may be the only way to provide relief. So the question ...

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First of all, I hate taking pain meds but I was almost completely bedridden for 2 yrs. They gave me my life back and I'll be grateful for the rest of my life. My insurance company dropped me right before I was gonna have surgery to get some relief. So I had no choice but to go with the pain meds. I've been on oxycodone 30/150 per month (5 a day) and MS Contin 200mg 2 times daily since 2009. Had breaks when I could. My point is, nobody knows what my daily life is like. I feel ashamed every month getting refills. Maybe it's in my head but the staff at the pharmacy gives me that "pill seeker" look. I guess all that matters is my doctor trusts me and he knows my complete history. I know I'm not taking them for fun. I'd much rather be normal. Can anyone relate to ...

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light yellow numbers 36 01 ## Did you mean to say V 36 01? If so the light yellow pill in description is Acetaminophen + Hydrocodone bitartrate (325 mg - 10 mg). Acetaminophen + Hydrocodone is a combination of two types of pain medicine to treat moderate to severe pain. For more information about this drug, please refer to the link below... If you have any more questions or concerns, please post back and I will be happy to help you. ## Can this v 36 01 oblong be a very very bright yellow and also thick, rather than light yellow and thinner? ## Yes light yellow with v and 3601 I've saw the bright yellow not this one

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Round, White, One side has a Boxed in M and the other side has 15 ## Based on the description provided, I found your pill to be a combination of Atropine sulfate + Diphenoxylate hcl (0.025 mg - 2.5 mg). To view information about Atropine, please visit the link below... For information regarding Diphenoxylate, please click on the link below... If you have any more questions or concerns, please post back and I will be happy to help you.

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I just moved to port st Lucie Florida and I'm looking for a pain management doctor that will prescribe my pain meds to me. I've been on Oc 40mg and oxycodone 10mg for 11yrs. Please help!! ## Im out of my pain med and don't know what to do because i'm in so much pain rights now i'm crys ## I'm sorry Robert. I'm out too. I had to go on suboxone so I don't have withdrawals. It doesn't help my pain. I had to go this way until I find a doctor that will help me ## Good luck. Take to your prescribing doctor to see if they can help. It’s your only chance. ## Why did you not set this up before hand? You should have had your doctor connect you with someone where you live.

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Hey guys. I am new to the northern Iowa area. I have been dealing with chronic pain for 21 years. Up until 2 years ago, I had never done anything but take Nsaids for pain. But then I started taking vicodin, and then last year my pain doctor started prescribing oxycodone and a muscle relaxer. It has been the only thing that has helped me. I've tried injections, physical therapy, and acupuncture. Now that I have moved, I am having a terrible time finding a pain clinic that will provide my meds. Everyone I have seen in the northern iowa, Minnesota area has just been awful. Truly, awful. Does anyone know of a kind doctor or clinic that prescribes opioid medications? I've always heard the mayo clinic system was the best... however I can honestly say, they are the absolute worst :(

I am on 2 different meds (soma and Percocet) plus Xanax for extreme panic attacks. The soma is because I have at least two disintegrating discs and bad arthritis in my lower back. the Percocet (which I never even asked for, they just gave it to me) because I have bad arthritis in my knees, my hips my hands and my neck. I asked if there were any over the counter meds to help but because my kidneys are in bad shape I couldn't take anything like advil, ibuprofen or steroids. Also my nephrologisy has said that I need to keep my blood pressure down and when i'm in pain or having a panic attack (which happens several times a day) my BP goes up. now I have to practically beg for these meds and am treated like a drug addict UA's and all which is a pain because my husband has to take...

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FYI: Most of these pain clinics will not take patient who pays CASH. Apparently they believe that if you pay cash, you are sketchy and just looking for a high. Maybe if they were in my situation(husband makes $10 a hour and insurance is $498 a month and I am fighting for disability so I make no money and have no insurance) they would quit judging people. SICK of being looked at like a junkie! I am in so much pain I honestly am thinking I would be better off dead. :( ## Hi! I'm very sorry that you're suffering, but death is definitely not the answer. All that would do is hurt the people that care about you. Having almost died from heart failure several years ago, I can assure you that it is not a pleasant experience. The reason they don't want to take cash patients is due to ...

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My mom is in the hospital & is being given Dilaudid through her PCA. She thinks she's allergic to the medication. Is there any other pain med given in a PCA/IV form she could try? ## What types of problems is she having that makes her think she's allergic to it? Dilaudid is a very potent narcotic and usually the first line choice in most hospitals now for IV pain relief. However, there is a difference between being allergic to something and suffering from side effects. If she is allergic, someone in the hospital caring for her would have noticed immediately, because there'd be signs such as swelling, skin rash and difficulty breathing. Learn more Dilaudid details here. However, if she's just suffering from dizziness, drowsiness, nausea and other similar symptoms, tho...

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I am prescribed oxycodone 80mg twice a day and oxynorm 20mg for breakthrough and am overseas at the moment in Cambodia where every drug seems available over the counter except oxycodone, Can anyone suggest something that is similar relief, I've tried dehydrocodine 60mg tramadol 200 (gave me a seizure) and something else I looked up that was just an anti inflammatory, I only have 7 tablets left and would love some help, Also fanatal isn't available? Also I'm prescribed xanax 2mg and is there anything stronger than Valium for anxiaty?

Have two pills. One is round in shape with the number 512 on one side. The other is white, oval shaped with 537 stamped on one side and a 93 on other. I just want to know what they are. Thanks ## 93 /833 on one side. color isgreen a line down the middle of other side ## A round, white tablet with the numbers 512 on one side is manufactured by Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals, and they list it as containing 5mgs of Oxycodone, and 325mgs of Acetaminophen, it is a generic for Percocet. NDC: 00406-0512 The FDA warns that this medication carries the risk of being habit forming, and may cause side effects, such as nausea, dizziness, headache, constipation, and dry mouth. Inactive ingredients may include: Crospovidone Cellulose, Microcrystalline Povidones Starch, Corn Silicon Dioxide Stearic Acid...

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Sounds like Dulore. It's not Dulera for asthma. It's for pain. ## Was it possible Dilaudid or Demerol? Those are the only 2 I can think of that you might be referring to, since the names are quite often misunderstood. Both are classified by the FDA as narcotic analgesics, so they have the potential to be habit forming and may cause side effects, such as nausea, dizziness, drowsiness, dry mouth and constipation. Does anyone else have any ideas?

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pain medication start with the letter D. has potassium. ## what is the condition. I have a pain just behind my right ear. underneath the skull just above my neck. dull pressure pain. will not go away. throbbing pain. ## The medication may possibly be Diclofenac Potassium, it is a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory that's used to treat pain, fever and swelling. Learn more Diclofenac details here. As to the condition, I am not sure, since those symptoms are very vague and may apply to several health conditions. Were you provided with a diagnosis?

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Am having hip replacement & need to find a pain medication that won't have any side effects with the Nardil ## Hello, Babe! How are you? I'm sorry, but I've checked many via the interaction checked from MedScape and I'm not finding any. However, in the hospital, it may be different after the surgery, because they can monitor you. So, they may know of something they can give you that isn't as risky. Has your doctor had any ideas? Sometimes, they will have you go off of the Nardil for awhile, before doing surgery. The FDA lists Nardil as being used to treat depression and it may cause side effects, such as nausea, dizziness, weight changes postural hypotension. ## THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP

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