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Well, I just returned from a wonderful week at the Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville FL, where they were able to make a diagnosis. First, I should have NEVER had any of the neck surgeries (I'lll leave it at that), and the Doctor of Physical Therapy discovered treatment that will help to alleviate the nervepain in my right arm/shoulder, etc. I start PT tomorrow, but will not be able to see my Pain Mgt doctor for 2 weeks.
Kicking log day 10:
After a very negative interaction with prozac, I had to cease 20mg oxycodone cold turk. Bad thing for me, couldn't wean down because of the adverse reaction which seems to have made my w/d longer resulting in the ever-consuming fatigue, insomnia, horrendous migraines, restlessness, fever, nausea, and stage 4 - terminal RLS. Have decided to cut off my legs, but am not sure best way to do so. I am thinking maybe a circular saw, but fear that might leave me with soreness.
I know a ton of people on hydros or oxycodone and xanax. How did you find out that you could not mix the two????
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I saw the post about a good PM Doctor. I live in Jacksonville FL and I need a Doctor in that area. I have been taking Oxycodone 5mg/350 acetaminophen (Percocet) for 7 years now for Interstitial Cystitis. I think I got it under control with IC diet, meditation and exercise. I only take med on PRN basis when I have urgency for 24 to 48 hours usually. The pain comes sporadically. Usually lasts 1 to 2 days.
stay strong and focused!
Awsome Lisa!! Keep it up. sorry I can answer your questions but I think your doing the right thing. keep on truckin!
Well I do know for a fact that both Fentanyl and Dilaudid have very short half lives, fentanyl in particular. The only thing about fentanyl is apparantly the gel from the patch can stay under your skin and continue to release for a few days even after the patch is removed. Dilaudid half life is about 5hrs and from what ive read fentanyl is even shorter, perhaps 1-3hrs.
But I dont know. I woke up today, 2hrs past 3.5 days and I still feel relatively normal.
Im 30 years old and been taking oxycodone 30mg since sept 07 after a motorcycle accsident and am trying to stop taking them I take between 18 and 24 a day and have nodesire to take these any more have buprenorphine 8 mg that i got from a friend and just looking for the best way 2 take them with being the least uncomfortable. i tried today by not taking any when i got up but by 12:30 I had no choice.
Thanks for helping everyone. He hasnt seen a doctor for any of this. He is afraid he wont help and just send him to rehab which he wont do. Are there any doctors that will help him without doing that? I really wish i knew something about this. He wants to stop and be free of percs. How do i help him?
Looking for a Pain Managment DR in Jacksonville Fl or Clay county that takes Medicaid. I have advanced Crones disease and Medicaid will not pay for my Meds unless I go to a Medicaid DR.
My PMP told me that Florida was like McDonald's , sold over 10 billion referring to oxycodone. The oxycodone 15mg and 30mg are very popular with the out of state Pt's. Although the doctor I use doesn't allow out of state Pt's many do.
In my opinion there may be some that really can not find pain management in their state and drive to Florida for legitimate pain but I believe the majority of them are only coming in to buy the pills to sell. This really infuriates me.
Oh by the way, I would not mess with sub if I were you. I have never taken it but from everything that I have read about it, it is just as hard to get off of as methadone. I heard that both methadone and sub have a very long half life.
Thank you so much for the feedback. I should clarify that I am not positive that he is snorting the pills. What I have seen is that he sometimes crushes the pills and dissolves it in water. I have also found cut off straws around, so I came to the conclusion that he was using those to snort the pills. He denied that once when I asked him. I can't think of anything else they could be used for.
HI. I am 4 weeks 2 days clean from oxycodones and morphine. I have felt just like you are felling now.The difference is that I told everyone on my family.My husband knew because he is an addict also. He has not quit.I told my daughter whos 9 she is a gifted child and was able to understand that mommies doctor put me on the meds to help with my back and legs (im disabled) but that the meds were no longer helping and mommy had to take them to not get sick.
Peace, love, and happiness
Lisa
Jacksonville,FL
I have all of yall in my prayers. Stay the course and keep up the good fight!!!!!!!!
Thats my point ...I dint want that on my conscience for the rest of my life how about you ?
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Good luck and Godspeed, Tom! You'll be in my thoughts and prayers.
I can't believe that your withdrawls will go away after 5 days. I'm not trying to scare you or anything, but the high dose you were on and the amount of time you were using them, 5 days, I really don't think so. I've been on opiates or methadone since 1983 and I remember the first habit I kicked , it took 14 days till I felt normal, and I mean normal. The only think you can do is hold on, it will not kill you but it could agrivate(spelling) some other condition you might have.
I am prescribed 75mg of oxycodone (not oxycontin so its not time release) every month, tho, those 2.5 30mg pills/day don't last. It has gotten worse with the loss of my mother a few months back. This month I find myself 18 days from my refill with 24 pills left. I used to b ok on one a day til I herniated a disc. Now, about 3 control the pain, but sometimes I take up to 7. Anyway, hubby has ten 20mg methadone tablets.
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