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Re: BextraFrom: Lorie (anonymous@obgyn.net)Mon Nov 25 22:40:12 2002
At Wed, 6 Nov 2002, T. wrote: > >Everyone's different, so its worth a try. But I have to say Bextra did >nothing for me. I'm still on the NSAID merry go round with my doctor >myself. She just hates the thought of my taking narcotics. But I know >she won't give them to me unless I try these others first. My latest >prescription is for Ultracet (not sure if its a NSAID or not). Anyone >have any luck with that? > I know I am replying to an old message but I wanted you to know that I tried Ultracet for about 3 months after my laparoscopy and I developed medication enduced anorixia. I had no idea that it was the Ultacet making me so sick. It got to the point that I couldn't see food on T.V. I lost 20 pounds so that makes me 115lbs now. TOOOO thin!!! I haven't been able to gain it back since. I am eating very very well. Every dinner is like Thanksgiving to me I pig out but not gaing the weight. So if it is making you sick to your tummy quit taking it. I tried Bextra next and it did nothing I still have about 20 pills left. I then went to Percocet which worked great for a while. Now I have been taking Amitriptyline 25mg every night and Tylenol 3 when the pain hits, so far so good but it has only been 2 weeks. I have pretty much given up on my Progesterone Cream I had high hopes but it doesn't seem to be doing what I thought it would do.
-- Lorie
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