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Re: Anyone know of Dr, in DFW area that is sensitive to pain med needs?
From: T. (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sat Nov 30 10:12:11 2002
Hey anon. I'm in the DFW area too. I'll let you know if I find a
doctor who isn't ready to jump on the 'you're a drug addict' bandwagon.
Of course we can't post the names of doctors on this forum, but if I
ever find a good one I'll post something about it so people interested
can send me their email address or something. Hopefully anyone else in
our area will do the same. If you hang in there, I will too.
Tracy
At Wed, 27 Nov 2002, anonymous wrote:
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>I am reading a lot of these posts and can relate. I was given vicodin
>for menses pain, and has worked a lot.I didn't even know it was vicodin
>untill the nurse told me, I always got the Hydo- something?, the generic
>brand, so I never even knew? My new dr. (I am having my first lap done
>with him) told me to take moltrin, and after the surgery, I asked for a
>pain script, (I can't see just taking moltrin after surgery?) I was told
>my husband should hold on to it in a joking way (Untill after the
>surgery)
>I don't understand how you can get hooked on it? I don't freak out if I
>am not taking it? I take it when I need it, if I took it all the time, I
>would be sleepy all the time? And doesn't the effect wear off if you do
>take it all the time? I just don't get it?
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