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Comment on I’ve Been Seeing A Nurse Practitioner At One Clinic, And A M.d. At Another Clinic…some Questions Please? by Sandra M

Sandra M — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 18:44:31 +0000

Been there myself too with the pain. I went to a pain management clinic myself. They gave me epidural shots in my spine. They only lasted for about a month each and you can only have three a year. I agree with the person that said you should consolidate all your medical care with one person. It is best if you have one general practitioner then they are the most familiar with your case. Just talk to the Nurse Practitioner and ask her what you should do. That’s what they are there for.

Comment on I’ve Been Seeing A Nurse Practitioner At One Clinic, And A M.d. At Another Clinic…some Questions Please? by cowboydo

cowboydo — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 18:44:31 +0000

Ask her:it’s that simple. I go to a pain clinic, after fourteen years of suffering. I think I have been on every type of pain reliever on the market, I’ve even had a couple of with drawls out of stupidity.
Hydrocordone is quite a strong pain killer, did you know that and very addicting. Talk with her about something lighter at least.
I do know how you feel, I’ve been there. Your playing a bad game going to two different doctors and getting these strong drugs from each one with them knowing it. You should straighten this out. If they find out what your doing they may cut you off to protect themselves.

Comment on I’ve Been Seeing A Nurse Practitioner At One Clinic, And A M.d. At Another Clinic…some Questions Please? by future

future — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 18:44:31 +0000

See a Chiropractor and go natural so you won’t have to take all these drugs and won’t have pain anymore.

Comment on Did I Really Screw Up? The Doctor Seemed To Think So. Help.? by Jrzil

Jrzil — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 18:22:44 +0000

First of all the only reason you feel depressed is because you feel like no one really cares for you. get like a girlfriend or somethin and have a lot of sex. trust me after that.. you won’t even be thinking of getting drugs you’ll be thinking of where to go out to and different things. Right now you’re like a lab rat that’s being experimented on with how long and how much till something actually happens.

Comment on Did I Really Screw Up? The Doctor Seemed To Think So. Help.? by dragonfl

dragonfl — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 18:22:44 +0000

I deal with anxiety and depression everyday. I have been on xanax before and you going up on the dose without your doctors permission was dangerous and now he has you in a category of a drug seeker. When you do things like this with narcotics, doctors will label you. The klonopin is much better because it was 8 hours instead of 4. Xanax is a very addictive dangerous drug that has the addiction and withdrawal symptoms as heroin. I have had to get off of it because I did as you did and overdosed on it. I sympathize with you about your anxiety. I found out I have a genetic disorder that causes me great pain and I have been dealing with the pain for 16 years and it took that long for someone to figure out what was wrong with me. In the meantime everyone just said I was a mental case. Would not give me any pain relief so my symptoms went into panic attacks. I then had to have 3 surgeries within 6 months and that really messed me up the my husband died 2 years ago and now I have a pregnant daughter. I have lost everything I owned and live with my parents. Please do not try to treat yourself. Now that you are labeled, you will have hard time with getting your medications. Please try to find some exercise you can do to help you deal with the anxiety. If you depend on the medication all the time, you will get yourself dependent on them and let me tell you, it ain’t good. God Bless and Good Luck

Comment on Did I Really Screw Up? The Doctor Seemed To Think So. Help.? by Heavy Metal Music

Heavy Metal Music — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 18:22:43 +0000

your first mistake was trusting a regular doctor to deal with what are mental health issues. You need to consult a psychiatrist. Xanax is short acting and short lived, and is not very good for controlling on going panic disorder. Klonopin is a better choice because it does stay in the blood longer and has greater control over the anxiety. ALL benzodiazipines are addictive, take any dose for more than a year and you will be stuck taking them for a long time. But, don’t go to a general practice doc for a psychiatric problem. They don’t know enough, and they get all bent when you adjust your dosage on your own. Most psychiatrists usually expect their clients will experiment at first.

Comment on Did I Really Screw Up? The Doctor Seemed To Think So. Help.? by monica

monica — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 18:22:43 +0000

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Comment on Did I Really Screw Up? The Doctor Seemed To Think So. Help.? by joeyc

joeyc — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 18:22:43 +0000

Hey there, Sorry your Dr. is not giving you time to explain exactly what and why you took more Xanax. Doctors do get a bit miffed when patients self prescribe, anyway….Klonopin is a very good drug. It is basically a drug that does what Xanax does, but you need to take it on a daily bases to keep yourself from having attacks, in short, to stay on an even keel so the medication is always level, stays in your system without the “peaking” and then wearing off. Xanax works great, however, it only stays in your system for several hours, and eventually the effects wear off. If your anxiety is severe you really need to take medication everyday until you can work through your issues. Klonopin’s chemical compound makeup is very similar to that of Xanax. I am confused though, how many times a day are you supposed to take the Klonopin? Klonopin also works well with Xanax. If you do not get the relief you want, look for a Doctor who might be a better fit for you. Regular therapy works great with the right med’s.

Comment on Will This Cause Brain Damage? by Hopefully Helpful

Hopefully Helpful — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 17:39:27 +0000

It does sound like you are in a lot of emotional pain.
You do not need to have brain damage in order to take a long break. You can stop doing everything without brain damage. Maybe you need to rest and think about ways to help yourself feel better. It is OK to do nothing if that is what you feel like doing. You don’t have to be alone with your pain. Therapy/medication can be a new beginning for you. You can do things the way you choose. You are in charge. Please don’t hurt yourself. Best Wishes to you.

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