How can I get Vicodin or Hydrocodone for my chronic back pain w/o a prescription?
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You can only obtain with a prescription or by illegal means\n\nIf you have chronic back pain so bad you need this level of medication you shoudl be seeking out a physician who can help you manage this problem - if you current provider is not doing so ask for a referal on to another.
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Here ya go "everything you ever wanted to know about hydrocodone. More detail then I can writhe!\n\nhttp://www.google.com/search?hl=en&hs=VXr&lr=&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&q=hydrocodone+more:drug_uses&cx=drugs_for_patients&sa=N&oi=cooptsr&resnum=0&ct=col1&cd=1\n\nI know I have taken it before...\n\nFrank C
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I TOO HAVE HAD BACK SURGERY AND I CAN TELL YOU THIS IF I KNEW THEN WHAT I KNOW NOW I WOULD NOT HAVE HAD IT.  I LIVE WITH PAIN EVERY DAY.  ESPECIALLY WHEN IT RAINS BUT I TAKE ALEVE AND THAT HELPS SOMEWHAT, AT LEAST IT MAKES IT BEARABLE.
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Take 800 mg of Ibuprofen which is prescription strength.  It has an anti-inflammatory in it so it's going to work better than Tylenol or aspirin.
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Courtney, you should try chiropractic care.  It is a safe and gentle way to help with chronic back pain, even from scoliosis.  I work for a chiropractor in South Carolina and she uses a new technology of chiropractic treatment that doesn't have any twisting, poping or cracking when the adjustment is delivered.  It is called the Pro-Adjuster and many chiropactors all over the world are beginning to use this technology.  We had a 27 year old male with chronic back pain from his scoliosis and he received dramatic relief in just a few treatments.  Make sure to do your research on doctors in your area, so you can find a chiropractor who fits into your specific needs.  If you want more information on the Pro-Adjuster and to find doctors in your area using it, go to www.pro-adjuster.com.
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They are NOT the same thing. \nVicodin is a combination of two medicines hydrocodone and acetominophen (acetominophen is generic for Tylenol)\n\nCodeine and hydrocodone are both opioid analgesics...but they are NOT the same drug.\n\nCheck with the pharmacist and your doctor to make sure the prescription is correct, and that you know when and how much to take.\n\nGet the SPELLING of the medication correct and speak to your doctor or pharmacist.\n\nWhenever you have a question about medication, GO TO YOUR PHARMACIST OR PHYSICIAN. This is not a good place to get medication info, and just peeking into a PDR may be more confusing than helpful.\n\nNOTE: to the person above me, I wasn't referring to you (although it's true). It's best for the person above to get information from the source. And that will ALWAYS be his physician or pharmacist, when someones health is at risk. This isn't about points. And by the way...you are still wrong. Vicodin CONTAINS hydrocodone AND another medication. Codeine, hydrocodone and oxycodone are similar in chemical structure, but have slight differences, and therefore have different properties. The details make the difference. But the message is the same. GO TO A PROFESSIONAL.
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its called chronic back pain, and no, im not being sarcastic, i have it too.\nthey give me pain pills too but they dont work. have you tried heating pads? i bought a heated blanket last year and that thing works wonders.\nhave you gone to a Physiatrist before? and no, im not making that word up. its an actual doctor whos specialty is chronic back pain. where do you live? if you live in boston i can recomend a good doctor!
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First you have get an exam and diagnosis.  Go to your medical doctor and get the appropriate tests done.  Have a name for your condition that is more specific than 'back pain'.  Back pain can be caused by all sorts of things, you need to know what is causing yours.\n\nOnce you have done that, you can address whether or not the condition can/should be treated with alternative therapies, and which kind will be the safest and best for you.  \n\nNext you have to find a professional, someone who has the proper credentials to provide health care.  They will review your medical history and determine if there are any contraindications for you.  For example, some therapies may not be appropriate, or may need to be modified, if you are pregnant or have other medical problems.  If herbs are to be a part of the regime and you take pharmaceuticals, your therapist will need to avoid any herb-drug interactions.  If you are thinking of acupuncture, your therapist will ask about your medications in case you are taking blood-thinners and take the necessary precautions.  \n\nIn short, a seasoned professional will work with you to address your health with regard to the therapies they offer.
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I've suffered with it for over 30 years and haven't found anything yet.I do know that pain pills don't work on chronic pain like this.My doctor is talking about something called injection therapy.I haven't tried it yet but I'll try anything once.
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talk to a doctor - there are prescription treatments out there
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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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there are other pain releivers that are just as strong. goto you doctors office and see if they can give you samples. I wouldn't trust online. I've heard some are watered down, contaminated and/or not even the real thing. There are some programs to that help you with getting medication if you don't have insurance and can't afford it. talk to your doctor and/or social worker for more info.
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If your back is that bad, you need to talk to your doctor. He can recommend the best diet and exercise plan for someone your age. If he thinks diet pills are the best for you, he will give you a prescription. Stay away from the over the counter stuff. They have not been tested by the FDA, and make all kinds of bogus claims.
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I would assume you have already been to the 2 sites you listed for information.  Depending on the severity of your spinal problems, there are products that can help you.  Last night on CTV news in Canada, there was a segment on Himilayan Goji Juice and what it has done for people with spinal issues.  There is medical validation on this as well as 72 clinical studies published on pubmed.org.\nContact me if you would like to hear more.
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honestly, there are a lot of things to take for pain. if it is something the doc perscribes but insurance wont pay, there are not to many medications that are cheap enough for a person to pay for. if u want to email me in two days i will have a list of cheaper meds for u. peanutbuttercup4386@yahoo.com
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depends on the country you are in.  and in the US, what state.  It also depends on how you injured your back.  Ask your pharmacist what they can reccomend.
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First thing tell your hubby I am sorry for his problem.\n\nMost doctors all they are going to do is charge you big money and give him a prescription for pain meds....\nBack problems are number one at the moment for pain sufferers, or at least that is what the news said for Oregon....\nIf the over the counter pain meds are working cool if not go to the doctors they will give him something with a little more punch to them. Of course he may not be able to go to work on them....\n\nOne thing about men we really cant make them do anything they don't want to do....Chiropractors love people with back problems, once you go you have to keep going forever .....\n\nHere in Oregon we have a pain management commission, the link is there maybe you can get some info from them? Maybe your state has a pain management place?