medicines used chronic pain

I am taking mobic for chronic back pain, however i was recently prescribed vicodin to take in unison with the mobic. I need to know how dangerous if at all the combination of the two can be, and if i need to be aware of additional side effects?

Does anyone know of ND ayurveda NIROGAM (india) that provides ayurvedic treatment for hepatitis b chronic and claims that it will clear the virus. I have bought the medicines but not used, a little sceptical and scared. Over the phone they asked me start the medication and go for blood test after a month to see the results myself....

Tried several different medicines, and used certain tools. Sadly, a month into it, I started to realize I was paying a ton of money for a doctor whom was never available. I have a friend who suggested a family doctor, whom I am currently seeing. He is wonderful. Open-minded, willing, and actually listens to me. I have been seeing him for approx.

Hi... can anyone tell me what they use for medicines... I don't react well to the typical meds they prescribe for Chiari... My main pains are headaches,neck pain, hand pain. I've heard of people using excederin migraine.. I have been taking advil for several months and would like to stop taking it... if I could find a replacement. What anti depressants has anyone had success with? Also. how is everyone dealing with the medical bills?

I think your body will get used to it in time. I'd make sure to drink lots of fluids and maybe try a stool softener for a while, until you are used to the long acting oxycodone (oxycontin). Isn't it nice to have your pain medicines actually help alleviate your pain? Unfortunately most pain patients are vastly undertreated with pain medicines. It seems they are the last resort, even for people known to have long-term chronic pain. It's crazy but true! orry for getting off topic.

I am in constant pain. I am taking Lortab 10mg Q6hrs. This is the only thing I have found that helps the pain. It does not go away but it helps me to tolerate the pain. I'm at the end of my rope! I am a nurse and trying to work. Is there any new medicines or treatments out there that I could try?.I take Neurotin 300 TID and Celexa 10mg 1Qday. I feel like I need to take more Lortab but do not want to continue with that.

Treatment includes addition of more fiber in your diet,cessation of smoking and taking stress,antispasmodic medicines,antidiarrheal medicines,antidepressants and new medicines like Alosetron (Lotronex) and Tegaserod (Zelnorm). Pls discuss this option with your gastroenterologist. I hope it helps.Take care and regards.

What can be done about the chronic Fibromyalgia pain when I am allergic to pain medicines or the pain relievers do not give relief.

IFNa/pegIFNa, LAM, ADV, ETV, TDF or LdT may be used as initial therapy. ADV not preferred due to weak antiviral activity and high rate of resistance after 1st year. LAM and LdT not preferred due to high rate of drug resistance. End-point of treatment – Seroconversion from HBeAg to anti-HBe.

Dear sir thanks for ur good advise, & which types of medicines should take by Chronic Urticaria petient who gives us perament solution of this problem?bcz i am face it from last 7 years.please give me advise.

s doing this to you, I think you should visit your gastro guy and get reevaluated and maybe get some better medicines for that. When I get constipated, and I know the waste is right there and ready to come out, but it won't come out, then I use Baby Lax, it's a little box of ointment tubes, and I squirt two in there, and out it comes in minutes.

Dear Dreamergirl4u Ask your neurologist to prescribe EPLEPTIN 300MG and NEUREXAL 100MG. These medications are usually used in epileptic patients but are also used for people with very sever Migraines. I am also using this medications because of my severe headaches. I was diagnosed in February 2010 with a large pituitary tumor. My oncologist prescribed Epleptin and Neurexal for me. I have been on this medication for 3 months now and my headaches are not as severe or often as before.

I find that chronic use of opiates makes my pain worse, and really intensifies my pain so to speak. They make my muscles ache more and I have to keep taking more and more for them to be effective. I do not like this. The initial effect is helpful, but the commitment and payback is not efficient. Plus doctors are goofy about them and I don't like do offer control that kind of control to another human being. Like will they or will they not decide to refill my darn prescription???

Opioids do not reduce inflammation but instead attach to mu-opioid receptors located discreetly throughout the body in the brain, spinal cord, and other tissues to relieve many types of chronic pain, surgical pain, and acute pain by blocking pain signals from being realized by the brain. Combining an NSAID with an opioid produces a synergistic effect that may provide additional pain relief than one or the other taken by itself.

I take Lyrica, several diabetic medicines, 40 Mg Oxycontin three times a day with 10 Mg/325 Peercoset for blow over pain. I also take Skylantin for muscle pain. Over the past 10 years I have been to a book full of doctors and learned what to say and do and what not to. I currently go to a pain management doctor as well as an internist for diabetis. My current Pain guy has been great up to now and I like him but after 3 years going to him the problems have started.

She has had them enough she is on several medicines for the symptoms of the stones and the symptoms of the medicines she takes.

Any one using or ever used this: VENAFLAXINE 75mg in morning with 10mg urbanol 3 times a day. Before I go to bed i drink zopiclone and trepiline. Wont this much pills affect me? I am just comming off Sertraline whitch made me very sick. Worst side symptoms ever!

European Medicines Agency advises on compassionate use of a new combination therapy for chronic hepatitis C Press release 21/02/2014 http://www.ema.europa.eu/ema/index.jsp?curl=pages/news_and_events/news/2014/02/news_detail_002032.jsp&mid=WC0b01ac058004d5c1 (excerpts) Combination of ledipasvir and sofosbuvir to be used in patients in urgent need of therapy to prevent progression of liver disease Compassionate-use programmes are set up at the level of individual Member States.

This includes over-the-counter meds like pain medicines or flu remedies. Make a list of them and take it in during your next check-up. Many medicines packaged on their own can also be found in other products, like cold and flu products. If you ever wonder what's in a medicine or product, read the label or ask your doctor or pharmacist. These suggestions will help you avoid dangerous side effects and drug interactions.

It is commonly used for post surgery pain or chronic back pain. It has similar effects to morphine and is highly addictive. So its use should be monitored closely by the prescribing doctor. Of course as in all cases, you should talk to your doctor, a medical professional, who knows the status of your health about what is the best pain reliever for you. Good luck! Cheers!

Controlled substances like the one you are on is never used, nor any pain killer used for depression. Do you have chronic pain? If that's the case when it eases up sure you wil feel better, but if you are taking it to feel high, it's not a good thing, whether its one pill a day - or when you just want to feel good. You are abusing the purpose of the med. There are a ton of pyschoparmaceutical meds out there that do work. If you are addicted, you need to seek help.

Surgeon reluctantly agreed. Pain slightly better after cervical surgery but cardiologist diagnosis is chronic costochronditis and gives me steroid injections( Dr. Wm. Russo, Stern Cardiovascular Foundation). My treatment there is outlined in an article posted in his bio at their website.I also see a pain specialist at Semmes Murphey Clinic where the Neuro Surgeon that did my neck surgery practices. He has given me meds that I am afraid to use(Butrans patch).

Hello Ask, I think you may be looking for MedHelp's Expert Chronic Pain Forum. There is not a physician in this community as there is on the Expert one. I have supplied a link to the Expert Chronic Pain Forum. http://www.medhelp.org/forums/Chronic-Pain/show/325 I have SIJD (SIJ Dysfunction). I have had it for many years. I am not an expert but I can tell you that the condition has brought me years of pain. Nothing has been effective in treating it. Cortisone injections are short lived.

She recovered completely but since some years ago she developed a chronic migraine. Of course we went to a lot of neurologists, made tomographies, magnetic resonances, etc. etc. and everything looks ok. Currently she takes 75 mg of Topamax (topiramate) in the morning and 75 mg more at night. Additionally, she takes 1 or 2 Acetaminophen (650 mg) daily and when the pain is very strong she takes 1 Maxalt (Rizatriptan) 10 mg.

Dear Dr. I am 28 yrs old male, In the past few months, I ve had protected intercourse with 2 partners, I have also had unprotected oral with one of them on multiple occasions.. I've had a sore throat for about a month now, it eases with food intake and gets worse at night (sometimes stops me from sleeping as I can't swallow without pain) the pain seems to be on the left side of my throat and sometimes I have to force myself to caugh to clear it..

As the day progresses, I fight through the pain and with more arm motions it usually wears off. The pain intensifies when I sleep and usually goes away around noon to two o'clock. The pain also comes and goes in both arms simultaneously. A couple of days will go by with the excruciating pain and then the next day I will sleep fine and there will be no pain. Sometimes that period of time can be a week, other times just one day.

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