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Old 12-16-2007, 11:13 PM #1
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Default Need help fast!!
My pain dr just switched me from the duragiscs patch 50 mg to mscontin 20 mg once a day and I think I'm having withdrawles or sometype of reaction to the MS contin. I feel terrible with chills and my pain has doubled. Does anyone know anything about these meds? I'm planning on calling my dr first thing in the am because I just cannot go thru the holidays like this.
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