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17.04.2007, 11:35 quote

Anonymous

Has any one used Durogesic DTrans transdermal patches (fentanyl) ??? got them prescribed yesterday as diclofenac tramadol paracetamol diazepam and amatryptyline werent working for my slipped disc/sciatica,

Thought Jackalope might have some info on them (The MAD Scientist) Laughing

 

17.04.2007, 12:42 quote

myriad
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I've tried all and still use some of the medications you said weren't working for you, but for a different problem, although PAIN control is still the main issue and I have never been offered the patches you describe.

About a year ago I bought a TENS (digital pain relief) which has little pads to place on your body and it works by passing electrical pulses into the body via them. TENS stimulates the body's production of endorphins ( the body's own natural pain killers) and also blocks the body's pain signals that travel through nerve fibres to the brain.

Once I began using the TENS on a regular basis, I found that I was able to dramatically reduce my medication. You can buy different types, and I think some clinics or chemists may hire them out. So it could be worth asking your GP about them because they work well alongside other medical treatments.

I do hope that things improve for you, as pain can make you tired all the
time yet make it difficult to sleep. Awwww Hugs to you!

 

17.04.2007, 12:47 quote

Anonymous

Thanks for the advice Myriad ...I'll look into that Very Happy

 

17.04.2007, 16:00 quote

jackalope
Joined: 01 Apr 2007 Posts: 89 Location: United Kingdom, England, London
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cheekyeyes wrote:
Has any one used Durogesic DTrans transdermal patches (fentanyl) ??? got them prescribed yesterday as diclofenac tramadol paracetamol diazepam and amatryptyline werent working for my slipped disc/sciatica,

Thought Jackalope might have some info on them (The MAD Scientist) Laughing
hey hunny, mnothuing much to say other than they are a opiod analgesis for severe pain, trhere are a few side effects with these such as: nasuea, vomiting, constipation and drowsiness. These opatches have to be carefully monitired becyuse of the high depeneny and tolerasnce.

dtrans in paritcular low dosage costs about £20 for 5, high dopsage is £89 for 5,
anyway they are super sttong and shoukld be perfect fr your pain.

sorry bout the tyoping, i just had fuck off french nails done yesterday lol

 

17.04.2007, 16:02 quote

jackalope
Joined: 01 Apr 2007 Posts: 89 Location: United Kingdom, England, London
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myriad wrote:
I've tried all and still use some of the medications you said weren't working for you, but for a different problem, although PAIN control is still the main issue and I have never been offered the patches you describe.

About a year ago I bought a TENS (digital pain relief) which has little pads to place on your body and it works by passing electrical pulses into the body via them. TENS stimulates the body's production of endorphins ( the body's own natural pain killers) and also blocks the body's pain signals that travel through nerve fibres to the brain.

Once I began using the TENS on a regular basis, I found that I was able to dramatically reduce my medication. You can buy different types, and I think some clinics or chemists may hire them out. So it could be worth asking your GP about them because they work well alongside other medical treatments.

I do hope that things improve for you, as pain can make you tired all the
time yet make it difficult to sleep. Awwww Hugs to you!
tHe pacthes are usually only porescirbed in chromic cancer care or palliative treatment

TENs is good but not really for long term use when in servere chronic pain

 

17.04.2007, 16:41 quote

Anonymous

sorry bout the tyoping, i just had fuck off french nails done yesterday lol[/quote]

Hee Hee ... Thanks for the info anyway mrs Very Happy

 
 
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