Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (RSD and CRPS) Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (Complex Regional Pain Syndromes Type I) and Causalgia (Complex Regional Pain Syndromes Type II)(RSD and CRPS)

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Old 02-22-2007, 06:48 PM #1
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See this is more what I ment - Not necessarly that he would have to worry about "addiction" but didnt know how to word it. We/He's worried that his body would become dependent on something and then the Dr would pull the rug out from under him after taking it for months or years then where would he be? Thats what happened to brother in laws uncle (story mentioned above) and then we've heard other stories - (yours included) - Hubby hates even taking asprin for a headache and with all these meds they have him on he's really unsure about all of it. PLUS throw into the fact that W/C up and cut him off out of the blue in the middle of PT and other treatment, THEN throw into the fact that state insurance has not wanted to give him the meds the dr perscribed (wanted him to take Neurontin instead of Lyrica...things like that) and we've had to fight with them to get the exact perscription....it really scares a person.

Hi again, there is a wonderful informative article regarding addiction to narcotics in people with chronic pain in this web site:-
http://nationalpainfoundation.org/My Treatment/MyTreatment_Information_About_Addicton.asp

It is a very informative and reassuring article.
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Old 02-22-2007, 08:35 PM #2
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HubbyWithRSD,
I just wanted to mention the herb "Milk Thistle" to you... it aids in cleansing the liver while taking medications. Maybe your hubby can take it.
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Hi there, I don't think addiction to Narcotics is something that people with Chronic pain should have to worry about. We may become tolerant to these drugs and may need ever increasing doses to relieve the same amount of pain but we do not get a psychological addiction if we have pain.
It is the last thing we need to be worried about
Cheers and good luck

I have a brother in law who told him a horrible story of his uncle (who had a neck/back injury) and this uncle became addicted and had to go to rehab, became an alchololic and has just had a horrible time after his Dr cut him off of his meds....nightmare story and it scared the heck out of both of us.

Your right it should not be something he worries about, he has enough to deal with already.
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