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11 years 4 months ago #27454
by jtallen83
I had that issue for a couple years after a botched surgery, not a pleasant situation and more to do with 13 hours of exploratory surgery than any pill! It was still better than the colostomy bag option, that one is a serious lifestyle changer!
I've been through my share of drugs in the last ten years. They put me on the Fentanyl patch for several years. It worked great on then pain, at first, then the time between upping the dosage started getting faster and I still had withdrawl symptoms. After some research on my own I found out it is only for temporary and hospice use. It took me 6 months to free myself and when I did get over the withdrawl I felt better than when I started it. Most of the pain and anti-spasm drugs I've had have nasty side-effects, the worst being just making you not care about anything
I call it "putting out my fire."
They gave me Lyrica six months ago, it has almost eliminated the nerve pain in my leg and foot with no side effects I've noticed and the dosage has stayed the same.
Sometimes they get it right, most times not! Do your own research on anything you put in your body! :usa:
Replied by jtallen83 on topic While gay marriage/snowden/zimmerman had you...
Sharkey wrote:
13fcolt wrote: I've always gotten a kick out of drug commercials. After listening to smiling, happy, people talk about how life is better now they they are on the new dope, the disclaimer voice starts in with "may cause insanity,cancer,rectal bleeding,headaches,suicide,blurred vision,hallucinations,shortness of breath,numbness,pain,seizures,coma,and death".
But hey, at least my personality issues will just melt away.
You forgot my favorite side effect man - Anal Seepage... That's just so wrong. That one makes me want to ask people if they are on certain meds before I let em sit on my couch... :laugh:
I had that issue for a couple years after a botched surgery, not a pleasant situation and more to do with 13 hours of exploratory surgery than any pill! It was still better than the colostomy bag option, that one is a serious lifestyle changer!
I've been through my share of drugs in the last ten years. They put me on the Fentanyl patch for several years. It worked great on then pain, at first, then the time between upping the dosage started getting faster and I still had withdrawl symptoms. After some research on my own I found out it is only for temporary and hospice use. It took me 6 months to free myself and when I did get over the withdrawl I felt better than when I started it. Most of the pain and anti-spasm drugs I've had have nasty side-effects, the worst being just making you not care about anything
I call it "putting out my fire."They gave me Lyrica six months ago, it has almost eliminated the nerve pain in my leg and foot with no side effects I've noticed and the dosage has stayed the same.
Sometimes they get it right, most times not! Do your own research on anything you put in your body! :usa:
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