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Old 08-07-2011, 08:23 AM #5
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I could not wear the Fentanyl patch because it cause a painful red rash that actually bled if left on long enough. I talked to my doctor ASAP and he recomended the generic, Duragesic. He was reasonably certain that the problem was the adhessive. I made the switch and had no probems what so ever. It stayed on better too. Talk to the doc. Have a great day.
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