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Re: Question about pain killersFrom: Lorianne (anonymous@obgyn.net)Fri Nov 6 23:20:33 1998
I like morphine best. Percocet works too, but it weirds me out and I think I'm Super woman and it also makes me Froggy. You know, "If you feel froggy, hop on." Anyway. Demerol makes me sick. And the others you listed were never enough for me when it was bad... I still felt the pain, I just didn't care as much about it. If you can't get a morphine prescription, then try a Benadryl cocktail. But I suggest you do it at night, because it will make you very sleepy. A recipe for the Benadryl cocktail is to choose an NSAID (like Motrin for example) and add (25mg- 50mg) of Benadryl. Ask your pharmacist or doctor if you'd like to try any other combinations, only these people know your health history. I wish you the best in finding comfort, Lor -----Original Message----- From: anonymous@obgyn.net [mailto:anonymous@obgyn.net On Behalf Of MyJenny Sent: Friday, November 06, 1998 8:14 PM To: Multiple recipients of list Subject: Question about pain killers Can anyone recommend a good pain killer that really does what a pain killer should; "kills" the pain. I take Stadol Nasal spray. (I am actually on it right now.) That's the only thing that the DR will give me. It gets rid of the pain, but the side effects with me are severe. I have tried vicodin, tylenol w/codiene, ibuprofen, tylenol, and toradol w/out success. Maybe any of you all have any suggestions??? I am getting frustrated w/the pain killer situation. So, here I am turning to my "endo sisters" again. Please reply. Thanks, Jenny :) ! == Please See my pages at: http://home.talkcity.com/ConnectionPt/jenneybean http://www.angelfire.com/mi/jenneybean/index.html
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