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Chronic Health Conditions Discussion and Support

Warpy

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5. Not really

Reply to demtenjeep (Reply #4)

Sat Jan 5, 2013, 04:49 PM

Jan 2013

You take the long acting stuff around the clock, oxy or patch. You take the short acting stuff when you get pain on top of the long acting stuff.

And you can't go back. I've been trying since I was fourteen to find a way back to when my whole body didn't hurt all the time.

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Which is more effective ... the goal is to take the least amount necessary for pain relief [View all] demtenjeep Dec 2012 OP

They're completely different drugs Warpy Dec 2012 #1

looks like I am stuck with both for a while demtenjeep Dec 2012 #2

yeah, you think they're taking it by the quart Warpy Dec 2012 #3

so maybe they have the pain med routine backwards? demtenjeep Jan 2013 #4

Not really Warpy Jan 2013 #5

That makes sense. demtenjeep Jan 2013 #6