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Re: Chronic Pain Killers

From: Danial (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sat Feb 3 11:50:37 2001

Hi Paul I am on almost on the same things ...my doctor has suggested I trying neurontin/gabapentin it is used to prevent seziers and seem to work to help pain......please reply directly to my e-mail address...Thanx Danial

dsloane@ca.inter.net

At Sat, 28 Nov 1998, Paul wrote: >
>Hi all. I thought I would just add my 2 cents worth about pain meds. I
>have tried just about everything. Nothing seems to really work. Right
>now I am taking naprelean (long acting naproxen) 2000mg (twice the
>normal dose) and oxycontin 10mg (long acting percocet but twice as
>strong as percocet). Sometimes I will also take percocet if it gets
>really bad. The narcotics (percocet) can really make you constipated
>which makes the pain unbearable for me. Also the narcotics make it very
>difficult to sleep. Because of these problems I also take senokot and
>trazadone. My doctor just started me on ambien becuase I still couldn't
>sleep with the trazadone. If anyone has found any pain killers that
>work I'd love to hear about it.
>
>Take care,
>
>Michele

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