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I have SEVERE pain due to spinal condition. Percocet used to work. Now nothing works.PLEASE HELP

carriemb21
10/12/09

I have severe pain in my back and neck due to a spinal condition. Percocet is no longer working, neither is Lortab, Norco, Vicodin, Oxycontin, Fentanyl, MS Contin,Valium, what am I supposed to do?

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Gloria  Waldrop
Tuesday, October 13, 2009

Hi my name is Gloria,and i use to be like you pills after pills and test after test,and thay had done m.r.i.'s finly a dr. took a m.r.i from my neck to almost my but and finly thay found a tumber on my spine that had been ther ten pluss yr.'s and i had constent back pain and neck pain. Also it was not cancer but i do have cronic nerv damage i cant feel my leg's but i can still walk but not long disternce but god blessed me with a power chair,so my advice to you is get with your dr. and have a m.r.i. done it couldnt hert and you will be in my prayers im sorry you have to suffer like that,there talking about putting a morphine pump in im on the pills and its nice not to be in pain 24/7. Dont get me wrong i still have a little pain even with med's.but not like it was yes im disabled but im still alive for my children.i pray thay find out what it is and im so sorry you have to suffer so,pece be with you and remember what i said about the m.r.i,onyour neck,back and exedara and good luck.   Sencerly and conserned Gloria

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This video explains where back pain stems from by taking you through the anatomy of the back. 

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