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Same here. All these god-damned opiate laws made it so hard to get renewals of medication for my chronic pain. And insurance stopped covering Tapentadol which w
by goldenkey 8y ago
Same here. All these god-damned opiate laws made it so hard to get renewals of medication for my chronic pain. And insurance stopped covering Tapentadol which was by far the most effective and safest drug. In 2011 I was pummeled and then tortured in LA by police/jail officials, which caused cervical spine damage.
So I switched to kratom. Its a shame but kratom is much healthier anyhow. It has vitamins and minerals and fiber, cant be overdosed on, doesnt cause massive constipation, isnt as physically addictive, its an all around better drug for daily pain management.
- YjSe2GMQ 8y agoIt's a well known fact for anyone practicing palliative medicine that often you have to shuffle around opioids to see which one works. And there is really nothing special about oxycodone, it's just another opioid that's been known for over 100 years. It's great that it worked for you guys (for real, it's fantastic), but the whole concept of systematically pushing a particular opioid is disturbing.
- goldenkey 8y agoTapentadol isnt a standard opioid. Its an upgraded version of Tramadol that required millions of dollars in funding to research and discover. It is by the same company, Depomed, who discovered Tramadol. Tapentadol is an amazing drug with better pain relief than actual standard opioids like morphine or oxy.