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05-04-2011, 09:01 AM
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I have experienced chronic neck pain for 28+ years. I have had a symptom that my chroinc pain doctor can't explain. During a meal, about the time digestion kicks in, my pain doubles. This usually results in taking my breakthrough pain meds. My physcian stated that the only thing she can think of is that possibly the endorphins that regulate my pain are being diverted to aid digestion. Has anyone experienced this symptom?
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