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Old 08-25-2009, 05:58 PM #3
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Bill, I went to a pain clinic, took what they recommended to my PCP and asked if he would prescribe the same for me so I wouldn't have to go out of town. He agreed, checked with them, told them he would be handling my pain. All was well. Everyone agreed. I've been sooooo grateful.

If you've got something that works for you from a pain clinic, I don't believe you'd have any problem changing to your PCP. Just talk to the PCP first and let him/her handle it. If you ask the pain clinic about it, they probably will want to keep you going to them.

Good luck!
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