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Tylonol w/ Codein...anything else?From: Lauren (anonymous@obgyn.net)Sat Nov 6 14:16:50 2004
Thank you for both the anonymous posts. They were both helpful. I am now taking Tylonol for the pain with the occasional Tylonol with Codein when it gets really bad, but the Tylonol alone only lasts about an hour and the Codein wipes me out and gives me nightmares (I can deal with nightmares, but it effects my sleep and as I am in school, I need to be alert for classes.) Those other methods mentioned sound good and I will try those of course. Are there any other pain killers available for someone on coumidin that anyone knows of? I know I was on something called Vioxx I think for a little bit but now I'm hearing all these studies that say it's bad for your heart or something and wasn't properly studied before its release. Also, I think if it's absolutely necessary, I will try and get a laproscopy after they give me another MRI in December and check out my clot status. Do you think the doctor's would refuse to give me one though because it's "too much trouble" and "too risky" and that I "don't really need it"? If they say such things, as they have before, what can I do?
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