i have to chang pain med

11/03/09

stephen

Topics:Chronic Pain , Lower Back Pain , Chronic Fatigue Syndrome , Neck Pain , Medication , Oxycontin , Vicodin , Percocet

whitch is stronger mophi are deloda

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Tuesday, November 03, 2009

lisa c.

when i had my last surgury on sept 30 alif 4 5 and L1 fusion wason morphine pump 2 days dont remember anything but then 4 mg of dilaudid by iv every 3 hours worked great in hospital dont know about oral

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