Pain Management...........?????

Question

Pain management for my lower back. What is the best pain Management? Pain Management regiment that works? I can't even live my normal life anymore the pain is so bad. I heard Tramadol, Ultram, Fioricet work wonders for pain management. If anyone knows of a good website to help me out with pain Med's, I do not have insurance and the Dr. office visits hurt my wallet more than the pain. I would appreciate it. I need Pain management so I can continue with my life. I work a full time job that I have had for the past 12 years but now my pain is starting to affect my job. Is there Pain scales or questionnaires that are used to attach an objective measure to a subjective experience, such as my pain?

Answer 1

http://drugstoreamerica.org/


.Pain management is a common situation. Pain management medications I use for back pain are Soma and Tramadol, I have also used Fioricet, they are all great for pain management! There are many different pain management therapies. If pain can be defined as a highly unpleasant, individualized experience of one of the body's defense mechanisms indicating an injury or problem, pain management encompasses all interventions used to understand and ease pain, and, if possible, to alleviate the cause of the pain.
Treating the cause of pain underpins the idea of managing it. Injuries are repaired, diseases are diagnosed, and certain encounters with pain can be anticipated and treated by prevention. Recovery can be impeded by pain and quality of life can be damaged. Therefore, pharmacological and other therapies have developed over time to address these aspects of disease and injury.
Although antidepressant drugs were developed to treat depression, it has been discovered that they are also effective in combating chronic headaches, cancer pain, and pain associated with nerve damage. I also hate the Doctors office! I get my meds on-line from DrugStoreAmerica. ORG the drug store's order process could not be any simpler, just select the medicines you need, fill in the medical questionnaire, and submit your order. A U.S Licensed Physicians will review your order and issue your prescription. Next, A U.S. Licensed pharmacy will dispense, and FedEx your order discreetly using Next day delivery. get help!

Answer 2

I know this isn't what you want to hear, but exercise will help ease the pain. You have to MAKE yourself. All the medications you have mentioned work for a time, then your body gets used to them and you are in pain again. I am speaking from experience. I was trampled by a horse when I was 15 and my spine healed with arthritis in it. Walking and swimming do wonders, as well as stretching on an exercise ball. Also, make sure you have full back support when you sleep. It is amazing what a difference that can make. Good luck!

Answer 3

A lot of drug companies have Patient Assistance Programs. The program is for people who can not afford their medicine. I use Duragesic patches, & Lidoderm patches & the program pays for them. I know what you are going through. I have several dics out in my lower back & my neck, caused from my work I use to do. I am disabled now because of it ,etc.. Any way I sure hope this works for you. Please call & check it out. 1-800-652-6227 ( in the USA-Arkansas). GOD BLESS you & you will be in my prayers!..............Merry Christmas..............

Answer 4

I guess one question I have is what caused this issue to begin with. At your age it is very unusual to have tendonitis that to this degree. Do you do something that requires repetative motion.? The first thing I would do is to start wearing braces when you are at rest and especially when you sleep. The routine that I used for my tendonitis was to use IcyHot and massage it in completely, then used my braces that also kept my thumb at the correct angle (according to my Physical therapist). Then would use my Rice Pack first heated for warmth and then would use the packs cold. The braces can be bought at Walmart, and the physio should be able to set the angle correctly. Some one else suggested you get a second opinion and I agree. The issue is that the DR. has said nothing about the braces and that is the first thing most of them go to. Also have you tried muscle relaxers like Robaxin? And one thing my dr did was to use Lidocaine injections which does not leave the scaring taht coritisone tends to do.. Also I did not find the injections unbearable, painful but they did give me weeks of relaxing time off from the pain. The thing with pain pills is you do not want the pain to be completely gone because you may be doing something to aggravate the injury. Again I am very curious as to if you have any idea what caused the injuries. If you would care to chat some more about this, my email and IM are on my profile page. God Bless ReggieR The pain medication in of itself is not that big of an issue as long as that is not the only thing being done at your age.

Answer 5

Try some oxycontin, trust me, that'll do the trick!

Answer 6

try acupuncture