Looking for advice on pain relief medication

Beeehappy

250d

Hi, just wondered what pain relief everyone is on, I used to take pethidine tablets for chronic pain then one day the doctor said that they was not allowed to prescribe it anymore? Does anyone know why? Was anyone on pethidine? And if so can you still get it?

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    • Beeehappy

      249d

      Thank you everyone for your replies, Take care.

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    • TabbysMom

      250d

      I am unfamiliar with that med. Pain meds are something I don't know a lot about anyway. All of my doctors just refuse to prescribe pain meds, no matter how much pain I am in. Why? I wish I knew. I really don't understand. No one deserves to live in hell! I'm so sorry I don't have better info. May The Great Spirit be with you.

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      • Cat.Mom

        249d

        @TabbysMom they don’t give me anything either. Want to go to pain clinic but I’m afraid too once they see pain clinic they assume your seeking more. Drugs. Almost killed me that way.

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        • TabbysMom

          249d

          @Cat.Mom I put off pain management for months. Finally gave in & went. A man recommended by my primary. He was awesome! So I thought. Swore he would help me. Fight for me with insurance. Before the second visit, I am told insurance can't be fought. No need in pain meds cause it's an ever increasing dose & he wouldn't do that. Prescibed me a med called amitriptyline. Put me in the hospital with low bp, 80/40 & I have high bp. I do not understand why or how people are made to suffer in great amounts of pain! This makes no sense to me! Makes me quite angry cause I know I am not alone! May you be blessed with everything you need to heal & not be in so much pain.

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    • Yarnhooker

      250d

      Pain med? I wish I could get some. I live in Pennsylvania where they passed an opiate law foolishly thinking they could reduce the opiate deaths on the streets. All it did was hurt people like us in continuous pain.

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      • Cat.Mom

        249d

        @Yarnhooker I definitely agree. We are the only ones who can’t get them the illegal ones are still being used. It’s just us that suffers.

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    • Belugabear

      250d

      I started topamax because lyrica’s side effects were killing me, even though it helped a lot from a pain perspective. Tooamax is working really well! It does give me nose bleeds and I have no hunger at all on it (which is good in that I’m on a diet but bad in that all I could eat today was five bites of food) but it’s helping the pain so I think it’s worth it!

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    • Pinkdreamer

      249d

      After being told my pain is all in my head by a pain specialist, I decided I was done with doctors. I now use cannabis and kratom for pain, and they both work excellent. I live on the West Coast of the US though, where most things are legal, but I realize those things aren't legal everywhere. If they weren't legal here I'd buy them online because they are effective with minimal side effects.

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    • Beeehappy

      249d

      Thank you everyone for your replies, Take care.

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