Any experience with getting perscriptions and pain killers via Internet?I'm legit, osteoarthritis?Suggestions?
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I would wonder why your doctor is not giving them to you?? Are you under a pain meds contract? Best of luck finding somewhere with the new prescription drug enforcement laws now in place.
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Sorry, I do not care to tamper with my biochemistry.  It can create serious problems.\n\nUnfortunately, I do have to take some medications a doctor prescribes to minimize pain.\n\nI probably like caffeine the best, even though it isn't very good for me.\n\nNamaste.
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Finding another Dr. is the only way I can think of. Some Dr.'s are really leery though, husband's Dr. has "WE DO NOT PRESCRIBE OXYCOTIN UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES" posted all over. Sad, since it helps people. \n\nPlease don't be one of the reasons people who REALLY NEED pain meds can't get them...
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Be honest ask for other options.  Be willing to try a multi facited approach to pain.  Meds are only part of the long term solution.  A second opinion might be uselful
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I order from canadapharmacy.com and have for years. You need to have the doctor fax them your script...Call them and they will tell you what to do...I know Costco.com(or the store) also lets you order online with a prescription that you fax or mail in...most doctors' office personnel know how to handle this stuff ask them...
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How many informative answers!\nWhat I have to add is very few, although I retain that indispensable.\nAs the conventional teratment of this disease remains unsatisfactory, among the various alternative treatments used there are also the following:\n1. S-adenosylmethionine(SAMe) that is used in the treatment of both osteoarthritis and depression and it is for oral use.\n2. 5-hydroxy-tryptofan(5-HTP). It is a serotonin precursor that has been administered for the treatment of depression, migraine, headaches and obesity.\nThere is a study showing an improvement of the situation of the patients who had taken this medication in 30 days.\n3. Capsaicin. It is containd in hot pepper and it is FDA approved for postherpetic neuralgia. It is for local use and is a topical analgesic and can be the costituent of plasters, as well.\n4. blue-green algae. Their meccanism of action, is not completely known, yet.\nIf you need more information about the dosage forms, you have to read the complete articles and of course refer to your doctor.\nWhat you have to take always into consideration, are the drug interactions among pharmaceutical and natural therapies.\n\nAll the best\n\nKaterina
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The medicine for cartilage and joints??? I jst bought something similar(Osteo Bi-Flex)at wal-mart, but it is also at CVS,Walgreens, etc. \nI think this is what you are talking about. If not, I apologize.\nif you are talking about the medicine that's similar to mine, I can say that this stuff has made a huge improvement on my husband's back. I didn't even tell him that this is what I added to his vitamins, and he hasn't been complaining for MONTHS. it's being said that Glucosamine doesn't work, but whatever it is mixed with seems to be doing the trick.\n$30/bottle though. EEKS. Better than surgery, I guess.
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i think i might have answered this question before... not sure if its a same person who asked it or not... anyway...\n\nyerup doesnt have a clue what they are talking about... if you got a site that doesnt require a prescription and claims to have a doctor evaluate your information is probably a scam and you'll be lucky if you get real adderall. bill is correct, i think there are procedures to get C2 drugs online but its a pain in the butt and you usually dont save very much getting brand name drugs through the mail bc brand name drugs are so expensive and pharmacies hardly mark them up so they can keep prices compettive. if you really want to get drugs mail order, id do drugstore.com or a mail order pharmacy run by an insurance company like medco or wellmark. but a lot of people complain mail order isnt very reliable and like i said, on a brand name prescription from a legit online pharmacy you'll only save $5-10 a month, maybe $20 tops if you currently go to a really expensive pharmacy. and it will be a huge hassel. if you want to save money get your doctor to write for an ADHD drug that has a generic next time you get a script- you can get those for as cheap as $15-20 a month
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http://www.drugs.com/diclofenac.html
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Aleve works good for my leg pain but i bet doans pills would be better for you.  I use extra strenght for back pain which i don't get that often anymore.  take two pills to start and another half an hour later.  by then even if you have pain you don't care.......
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you must see a Dr. as soon as possible. Painkillers (analgesics) are not a solution.\nanalgesics such as: prophine,tylonol,Morphine,Diamorphine,Fentanyl,Buprenorphine (Temgesic or Transtec patches),Oxycodone and Codeine need a prescription from a Dr. because those analgesics belong in the category of opioids and those analgesics are mainly used for cancer patiens. \nIn your case i would recommend Aspirin,Ibuprofen,Diclofenac (Voltarol),Celecoxib (Celebrex).\nOr if you need something stronger i would prescribe Postan.\n\nYou may have noticed that your pain seems worse if you are anxious or worried.  It often seems worse at night if you cannot sleep and there is nothing else to distract you.as an alternative Way of treating pain i can suggest:\n1.Change your position at least every two hours to prevent stiffness and sore skin \n2.Hot or cold packs can help relieve pain (wrap them in a soft towel to prevent them damaging your skin)\n3.Watching TV, reading or chatting can help to take your mind off your aches and pains \n4.Breathing – try to breathe slowly and deeply when you are tense\n5.Talking to someone about your pain, perhaps a counselor, can help relieve stress and tension and make it easier to cope.\nand finaly i have to remind you that the best thing you can do is visit a Dr. Only then you will know what exactly is your problem and get a permanent treatment.
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It sounds similar to what we've been experiencing recently. My son's knee was hurting, but no swelling. The pain was excruciating and brought tears to his eyes when he was just using it. We found out that he had staph bacteria that had settled in his knee. We went to our family doctor who deals in natural medicine and he recommended some pills that took care of the pain and removed the staph. It worked a whole lot better than the prescription stuff doctors prescribe today. \nIf you're interested, I'll leave the email for this doctor. There may be similar doctors in your area. The company that deals with these pills is Standard Process out of Wisconsin. Everything they use is organically grown and is wonderful.\nI hope you get some relief soon!
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Well, I go through this also. I have arthritis in my hands and my spine. I have taken apap w/codeine, tramadol, morphine, Demerol, hydrocodone, NSAIDS and now I am on methadone and naproxen. Either one of the medications you listed above have side effects and negative effects if you use them for a long period of time. It is not because of the codeine or tramadol either, it is because of the acetaminophen(apap). Apap can cause liver damage if used over time. As far as pain relief either are about equal. Tramadol is synthetic morphine and actually the feeling and effects closely resemble taking oxycodone(percocet). You will probably build up a tolerance more quickly to codeine, though, and you will find yourself needing more and more and more to get the pain relief you once got on a lower dose. With the tramadol you can either take Ultram, without the apap, or Ultracet, with the apap. If you are concerned with liver damage try the Ultram. It is touch and go and trial and error when trying to find meds to treat chronic pain syndrome. It has taken years to get where I am now. I always found that taking an NSAID(non-steroid anti-inflammatory) in conjunction with pain meds worked best for me in treating my arthritis. Some good NSAIDS you can ask about are Voltaran(diclofenac) and Naproxen. Good luck.
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Please try going to a doctor specializing in pain management.  You should be able to get a referral from your physician.  Or, there should be a pain management section in the yellow pages of your phone book.  Just be sure that the person you go to is a medical doctor.  My father-in-law went to a pain management doctor who was able to solve his chronic pain without further medication.
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it depends on what arthritis you have. If it is osteo-arthritis then you may use an OTC medication. (ask your pharmacist at a local pharmacy for treatment option best for you because I dont know your profile) But if you have rheumatoid arthritis, go see a physician. This is caused by your immune system attacking your joint areas. This cannot be treated with over the counter meds.
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Your best shot is to contact the pharmacy company distributing it to see if they have any programs to assist in the purchase. Often, they have a few.\n\n This must all be followed with a doctors perscription, of course.
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go to a doctor that can write you a perscription....you have to have a relevant reason to get one though