Saturday, January 12, 2013

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When treating fibromyalgia, your doctor may prescribe a variety of fibromyalgia medictions in an effort to relieve pain, including opiods. Many patients, the general public, and sadly even some physicians fear that anyone taking opioid medications on a long-term basis will become addicted. The key, though, is to first understand the difference between dependence and addiction

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Dear Dr. Borigini:  Have you heard using Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for treatment of Chronic Pain? I was reading a journal article that spoke about non-pharmacologic management of chronic pain and fibromyalgia. It stated that there was "strong evidence for efficacy" for improvement that is often sustained for months. I did a…

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Cort, Health Guide, answered I was so immune to pain killers that… That would be something for your doctor to decide. Apparently you've built…

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Karen Lee Richards, Health Guide, answered please someone help me Hi Sandy, I know how miserable and desperate you can get, especially a couple of years after…

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Karen Lee Richards, Health Guide, answered I believe pain my mother addicted to… I appreciate your concern for your mother.  But before I address your…

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