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Old 12-03-2012, 09:14 PM #1
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Originally Posted by Mark56 View Post
Unless Pain Manager and Surgeon are one and the same, surgeon will always take precedence in issuance of the immediately post surgical pain scripts. This is why I have even received scripts which we filled at the hospital pharmacy before leaving for home for fear the usual pharmacy would be closed before we arrived at home.

Check it out Spine, and take advantage of the abiltity to be adequately and professionally medicated and forarmed before leaving for home or your daughter's home,
Prayin,
Mark56
Since being on narcotic meds have always arrange ahead of time with my surgeon to allow my Pain Management doctor to take over the management of my medication. I have never had a problem with any of the doctors accepting this arrangement; including the latest lasting two weeks in the hospital. Have been very grateful since a fear of withdrawal is always there. I can understand Spine's concern.

Again, pray all these concerns are addressed and the outcome successful.

Gerry
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