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Old 04-06-2008, 07:18 PM #11
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Jappy, this is the patch I had mentioned to you. hope your Doc will let you give it a try.

Good luck tomorrow..

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I am currnetly using the Flector patch. It's non-narcotic. and if your doc thinks a patch would be better suited for you, this may be an option.

I just thought I'd throw it out there for you, since I have similar problems - DDD, stenosis, OA and such.

This patch is about 4" x 5" and it's a stretchy fabric, so it moves with you. Doesn't leave a sticky bandaid type residue, and you can, if you want, move it a couple times without it losing it's stickiness.

I'm getting more done, sleeping better, and in a better mood. My pain is down to half what it was before with no other meds. I have muscle relaxers, but I seldom need them.

I have had no side effects.
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Thanks everyone for your advice and info.

I am now taking the Tramadol at an increase of dosage.

That is what I was taking before. It worked when the body was
not hurting that bad.

I am feeling less pain with the increase. Hope that it stays that way
because I did'nt have any problem with this med.


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My daughter passed away Feb 24, 2008 due to over dose of fentanyl patch 50. Beware of this medication. There are numerous cases of OD with this patch.
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I'm very sorry to hear about your daughter's death Nanejd. That was so very tragic in the circumstances, and would have hurt you badly.

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