One-third of pain patients have comorbid pain

Posted: February 7, 2018 by gamegetterII in Uncategorized
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  1. pgraysurvival's avatar pgraysurvival says:
    February 11, 2018 at 7:21 am

    After years of popping codeine for pain, the doc said I needed something else.
    So we started on Tyenol, Tramadol, and Ketomine as NSAIDS are out as I’m on blood thinners.

    Guess what, I’m intolerant to all them.
    Well not exactly intolerant it’s just all pain meds work EXTREMELY well on me aka a little goes a long, long, LO N G way! The weakest dose sending me a bit loopy.

    What’s left? Morphine and “no way” says I.
    Try this patch thingie, low dose, won’t affect you a bit.
    I tried to explain I knew morphine well but he insisted.

    Three hours later I drove back to the docs, feeling great.
    ONLY WAY TOO GREAT FOR DRIVING, and promptly parked in the side of his car.

    As he stood there with me giggling insanely, I remember his words well.
    “Guess you’re intolerant to morphine too.”

    Next day, doc calls. Your script for codeine is waiting for you.

    That I call a win.

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