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Old 01-19-2007, 11:48 AM #1
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Default Multiple Medicatons????
I was noticing that many of the forum take multiple meds ex: Kellie. Do you take all those meds in one day? Are they low doses?
I have tried all of those meds plus about 20 others (oycontin, methadone,, ketamine,lyrica, etc. etc. individually at high doses. None of them worked Did you start with one and saw that it worked and then added the others? This is confusining to me. I take no pain meds because none have worked. am in chronic pain - full body - FM and RSD. Do you think a combo approach would work? If they don't work separately - does a combo make them more effective?
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