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Confused In bad pain....please help

They have me on gabapentin 300 mg x 3/day, tramadol 50 mg x 3/day and Ibuprofen 800 mg x 3/day and I am in so much pain still. I am still working up the gabapentin so right now I am on 2/day and will increase to 3 day tomorrow. My husband said I should take one of my morphine 15 mg to help but the pain management said I couldnt take that anymore. I dont want to wind up in the hospital from a reaction or anything. Is there anything I can take with this to help.
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