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Anyone tried hydrocordone(steroid) for fibro

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Old 07-20-2007, 12:24 PM #1
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Default Anyone tried hydrocordone(steroid) for fibro
One dr. gave me a low dose (15 mg.) i think for fibro pain which has responded to absolutely nothing so far. Friends who are nurses say NO to taking it. I don;t know how much worse it can be than all the ot her 40 meds I havae taken.
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Isn't hydrocordone another name for Vicodin? Are you sure you got your name right? Or then again maybe I am the one that is confused.
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Hydrocodone is a pain killer,
Hydrocortisone is a steroid, to my knowledge.
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i have tried steroids for my fibro. steroid shots and also oral steroids they did not work for me. they just made me edgy and hungry,but i have known some people that had some success with them it managed to ease thier pain some what.
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