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Old 11-18-2013, 05:25 PM
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Originally Posted by dwr37 View Post
You must tell them the truth - all of it. Otherwise they will not be able to make the appropriate decisions. You can't be the first person they have operated on that have taken to extreme drug use and developed a high tolerance to them to help eliminate extreme pain. Talk to your doctor and the hospital anesthesiologist about this problem.
I plan to be completely honest, but I am worried that there will be something that prevents them from prescribing the amount I actually need. I have read about hospitals having maximum limits, but the surgeon was not aware, and the anesthesiologist ended up prescribing only 2-3 times the normal dose. In my case, 2-3 times is nowhere near enough; my tolerance is 15 to 20 times the normal person's, for most painkillers. This is really worrying me :/
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