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Opana= Oxymorphine


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01/31/2008 19:49
desertmom54
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 Has anyone every heard of oxymorphine? I had to pick up my script for percocets in Las Cruces today and I got a chance to talk to the P.M doctor and I gave him the bottle of Ultram and he wrote me a script for the oxymorphine its suppose to be a new drug, he got it oked through my insurance and faxed the ok to the drug store here to fill Im starting it tonight . sure hope it works better than the other morphine sulfate that he gave me,
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01/31/2008 20:23
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 Let us know how it works. I actually should be getting insurance here soon so if there is something better out there then yay.
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01/31/2008 23:52
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 HI... go to Medscape.com and look it up... it was fda approve in o7 I think it said.... my memory is not so good ...but just go to that site and you can learn a little bit about it... I think the actual web page

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http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/537578
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02/01/2008 07:17
desertmom54
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 Fletch2ya thank you for that, so it is new stuff, I took my 2nd dose this morning and after about an hour I ate some toast cause it was bothering my stomache just a little so hopefully this will work, The one I took last night seemed to help some but still hads to take a percocet around 2:00am I guess until I get enough in my system I will have to do this and just be patient. Is anyone else on this yet???
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02/01/2008 07:25
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 I've never heard of it...but please let us know how it works!

I hope it works WONDERFULLY for you!

{{{{Fibro Hugs}}}}

~Suzee~
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Change your thoughts and CHANGE YOUR LIFE!!!
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02/02/2008 18:31
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 I heard it is supposed to work well from a fibro friend. I cant get any narcs. Drs in Va dont give narcs for fibro.
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02/02/2008 20:48
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 I'll definitely mention it to my Dr. on my next visit. She will prescribe narcs., but only after trying everything else under the sun. I haven't had any of them prescribed in 7 yrs. Although, I am very sensitive to pain meds., so it might not be good anyway. Let us know!!! Good luck.

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03/08/2008 14:55
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 I have been going to the same Dr. for a long while, and he knows that I do not want narcotics, but sometimes I wish I could just have some relief from the pain for a while.
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03/08/2008 15:08
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 I go to a pain management doctor. I get 120 percocet at a time. I am prescribed them q 6 hrs which would mean 4 every day. At that rate they would only last a month. They useually last me 3-4 months. The only thing is that I signed an agreement that I would not seek any pain meds from any other doctors. Ultram doesn't count. I take 300mg of ultram every morning and it help me. I also have the flexerix if I need it.

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