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All I have for pain right now is Percocet, and I've actually noticed that this hug has lasted longer than before. The real bad pain comes and goes, but pain has been there now since early Saturday morning. Only thing that helps along with the Perocet when it gets real bad is I have this heat wrap that you warm up in the microwave.

I've also noticed that the hug gets worse - get this - when I lay down to go to sleep.
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