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Suggest Treatment For Static Nerve Pain And Bladder Pain
Hi! I have been a chronic pain patient for over ten years. I am only 35 and my pain has been under pretty decent control for the past three years taking 50-60 mg of methadone a day and 60-90 mg of oxycodone for breakthrough pain. My pain is under control except for nerve pain in my bladder and groin and sciatic nerve that is getting worse. I am looking for something to replace my oxycodone that I may be able to take an equal or lesser amount of for nerve pain.
Mon, 18 Jul 2016
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Were I your doctor I would consider Neurontin, Lyrica, and/or Celexa specifically for neuropathic pain. These are specific for neuralgia and work through a different pathway from oxycodone
Were I your doctor I would consider Neurontin, Lyrica, and/or Celexa specifically for neuropathic pain. These are specific for neuralgia and work through a different pathway from oxycodone
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