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Need help so I googled for this.... I'm on OxyContin , nurotin and lortab for my back injury..... Doc is trying to ween me off nurotin..... Was on 1800 for 3 years ....havin bad withdrawals .... Can't sleep shaking .... Don't want to feel like this.....hurts what should I do
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Eback42, ![]() Check into the following forum there you will some great assistance in your questions. Spinal Disorders & Back Pain http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/forum22.html Please keep us up to date on your situation. Again welcome, looking forward to seeing you around. My thoughts and prayers are with you. ![]() Darlene ![]()
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Is the condition of your back allowing for any kind of fix? Weaning off any kind of medication can be difficult to the extreme. Out of the meds. you are on, I am surprised that he picked that one medication in particular to wean you off of. He can lower the drug slower, and that would decrease the parts of being uncomfortable. If you are determined to do this, just remember there will be and END to being so uncomfortable. Keep that in your mind every day, and low and behold, you will feel better.
I have also had to do this with several medications. I do understand how bad it can make a person feel. I am in your corner. ginnie ![]() |
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I'm so sorry for your sufferings! =( I haven't ever had to wean from neurontin but I have from others and I know it's horrible. I would definitely call the doc and let them know how much you are suffering! Big hugs
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