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Old 12-27-2012, 04:12 PM
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Generally ehow articles are junk, but this one is spot on.

http://www.ehow.com/how_2337427_reco...injection.html

And it reminded me about the talking issue! It's been years since I had one done.

Is your throat still bothering you, btw?

The other issue I just want to mention, is your should only be introducing 1 med at a time. 2 weeks would be a bare minimum to test the effects of a new med, and 4 is definitely preferred.

A contract for scheduled narcotics is the norm. It may even be required by your state, county, and/or city. Urine testing and pill counts are some of the only options that can be used to monitor those that are taking their meds as directed. It's a good thing IMO. It also provides a record for you. Often pharmacists (at least the good ones) know the meds better the docs, and will catch issues with your scripts.
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