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Re: Anyone know of Dr, in DFW area that is sensitive to pain med needs?From: Jaci (anonymous@obgyn.net)Mon Aug 16 11:32:00 2004
At Wed, 27 Nov 2002, anonymous wrote: > >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? oh my god my doctor is a real jerk about giving me vicodin. I have a constant pain, which feels like stabbing knives, and it leaves me crippled for sometimes all day, or a few days. he started out only giving me ibuprofen 800 mg, and naproxen. and i tried it for about a month, none of it really works. when I asked him for something stronger, he was very reluctant to give me anything. he finally gave me 10 vicodins, (not really enough to last me) and when I called him for a refill 3 weeks later, he told me he thought maybe I was abusing them. I mean what is his problem!!! I need pain relief, and he treats me like some sort of criminal or addict. I don't have a problem with addictions, or drug abuse, not at any time in my life, and not now. but he acts like just because someone else got addicted or something, that I can't have any vicodin either, because I will go and do the same thing. get a new doctor, find a pain specialist, or something. I am trying to find a doctor who is sympathetic. my doctor i have now acts like I am just whining about nothing, and this is REAL. don't let a doctor treat you like an addict. you are his PATIENT, not some junkie. Luv and good luck! -Jaci
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