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[Marshal Dillon]

This is why I am adverse to taking any medication if I can help it. I realize there are many drugs out there that are helpful, but I would just assume not have to use any at all if I can help it. I have frequent headaches and I HATE taking even ibuprofen for them, but when they get to the point of not being able to handle the pain anymore, I will take a couple.

BIngo! I have to be dying to take something like hydrocodone due to my fear of being addicted. Also, aspirin, aleve, & tylenol all work fine for me. I think Aleve is the best, then maybe Tylenol for Arthritis (eventhough I don't have arthritis) it's great for pain.

[BAMAWV]

This is why I am adverse to taking any medication if I can help it. I realize there are many drugs out there that are helpful, but I would just assume not have to use any at all if I can help it. I have frequent headaches and I HATE taking even ibuprofen for them, but when they get to the point of not being able to handle the pain anymore, I will take a couple.

BIngo! I have to be dying to take something like hydrocodone due to my fear of being addicted. Also, aspirin, aleve, & tylenol all work fine for me. I think Aleve is the best, then maybe Tylenol for Arthritis (eventhough I don't have arthritis) it's great for pain.

Goodies also has a arthritus formula on the shelves. Again, I think the prescription pain pills are only more effective when taken as a daily regimen for chronic pain. A headache or a one or two day toothache is best treated with over the counter asperin and such.

[rueben]

Certainly.And unless some one walks in that doctors shoes...( I can't stand someone who judges how another person does their job, when they have never come close to doing anything like it).

I have no problems with people who are in pain getting the proper pain meds.  I am all for it. And will administer it in a heart beat if I feel if a patient needs it. But from soccer mom's eating their kid's Ritalin, to older patients taking so much Oxy's that they are mistaken for stroke patients, ( think i shared that story on here a little while back), and then kids raiding mom and dad's medicine cabinet...not to mention the latest involving Coricidin Cough and Cold ( not even a script med) and "Purpa Drank" it's unreal what's going on. And the general public has no clue.

Someone, somewhere told me months ago that pill makers were adding a dye to the pain pills. The idea being is that if a recreational user tried to sniff/snort the medicine, it would stain his/her nostril area like the finger of an Iraqi on election day. Never heard any more about it.

Also I think a big stink has been raised about Oxy (can't begin to pronounce it so spelling the whole name is only a fantasy of mine). Seems oxy is the most powerful and the final step in the life of the stage 4 crowd. So when it hits the streets, more danger and tragic outcomes result. But patients with real needs aren't just handed this Oxy, but he graduated up from milder pain medication, to medium mild, and then the big cahona. So what would make anyone seem like a drolling zombie, is not, in the case of a patient that has come up through the pain pill ranks.

Never heard about the dye, but it would make sense.

Here is a stooopidist crooks episode for ya:

Two guys break into a pharmacy, they think they are stealing a power full pain med (Oxycotin pronoucned ox-e-cotton) but they wound up stealing Oxitocin ( pronounced oxi toe-sin). The second med is given to women in labor to stimulate contractions, and just after labor to stimulate lactation so the mother can breast feed the child. So, while they may not have gotten the high they were looking for. they did wind up with firm and supple breast, and I am sure had a new experience with contractions.  

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