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Re: 4 week post op pain from TAH

From: Katherine (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Mon, 2 Apr 2001 16:24:30 -0500 (CDT)


Stephanie:

For what it's worth, I was still taking some percosets at week 4 after the surgery. I gradually got off them after that. I think everyone's different - but I still needed them at 4 weeks. Good luck.

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Katherine

At Mon, 2 Apr 2001, Stephanie wrote: > >I am still having pain which I have to use narcotics for. I will be 4 >weeks post op 4/3/01. I was taking Demoral and have been changed to >percocets. I usually don't need the narcotics until late in the day and >until then I pump up with Motrin or tylenol. Is it normal for pain such >as this to continue into the 4 week mark? I have 3 percocet left so I >will be calling for a refill tomorrow. Why is it that I was getting 30 >Demoral and only 10 percocet? I thought the Demoral was stronger (was >taking 100mg) The perc work just as good but it seems I am having to >call in refills every few days. I don't want my Doc to think I am some >kind of druggie (10 percs will last me about 3 days)but I am not >imagining this pain. Once when I called for a refill a nurse told me I >couldn't possibly be having pain at 3 weeks. Come to find out she >didn't even give my Doc the message I called. I saw him 3 days later >(after suffering) and he told me that it was perfectly normal to be in >pain at week 3. Now I am in week 4 and dreading the call for the >refill. I had a TAH 3/6/01 with no complications or bladder repair >needed. Any input would be appreciated. Thanks in advance > >Regard, Stephanie






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