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Old 10-09-2018, 12:54 AM #2
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It sounds like you may need to continue with the opioids?

I have needed morphine for the past 15 years for severe neuropathy, Psoriatic Arthritis and RSD. I cannot give it up based upon any shaming, as I would suffer dire consequences. That said, I am currently trying to reduce the dosage and reduce the risk of respiratory depression.

If opioids work and are a viable option, why not stay on them?
What else can you do? This is about your own comfort.

I also use Penetrex. I LOVE it!

My best to you!

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