I have skin graphs from 2nd-3rd degree burns, I have taken for pain Oxycodone 5mg (didnt work) I was perscribed percocet but insurance gave me Oxycodone 7.5 I was in so much pain last night that the emergency room gave me Diladin, My Question is what is the best Narcotic Pain pill that I should be taking to alleviate me constant pain?
Q: What narcotic pain reliever is best for my chronic pain?
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7/30/10 11:20am
I know when I am in full on PAIN (Suffer with Chronic Back pain 24/7) But sometimes even 120 mg a day of Morphine will touch it.
Remedial theropy does help, if it is done correctly and by someone with many years experiance.
When the pain is 9/10 and 10/10 and the PAIN is radiating throughout the whole body, 45 min. session can relieve most of the pain, the next day is usually bad pain wise, but then it is better managed for 1 - 3 weeks, I still need the morphine but the pain sits about 4 - 6 /10 this level is more easy to manage.
Anything is worth a try when you are in a lot of PAIN right, hey it can't get worse, the treatment works in getting an even balance throughtout the whole body.
I hope this helps, keep a positive mind and try to laugh a bit that also helps release the endorphins that reduce pain. So I have been told.
Good Luck
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