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>----- Original Message ----- From: "Lori" <lori@theargo.com> To: "Multiple recipients of list ADHESIONS" <adhesions@mail.medispecialty.com> Sent: Wednesday, August 21, 2002 5:32 PM Subject: Re: Pain Medication
> Thanks for the info > I will definately check into the Ambian cause that is > when I have my worst pain is at nite when I am trying to sleep. > > My next doc appt is Sept 9th, if they cant help me get > RID of the adhesions, I at least want something that > is going to help me cope, and make it so I can at least > get out of bed everyday. > > Warm and Soft Hugggz > Lori > > At Wed, 21 Aug 2002, Bo Wimmer wrote: > > > >Now, remember something about Morphin. It can crystalize in your system and > >it is not good for long term use. Many many people are now addicted. I > >have worked in the medical field since I was 18 and I specialized in > >medication for 3 years. Try Ambian to go to sleep with. It is a controlled > >but less evasive on your system. It will knock you out in 15 minutes so be > >close to your bed. It only stays in your system for 4 hours thus making it > >easier to get up. Your body builds up tolerances to medications such as > >Vicodin. This is why it is not as effective as before. I personally took > >some more evasive measures towards my adhesions. First I had a tummy tuck > >which removed a ton of the pain/adhesions and bundles nerves, then I had > >laproscopy for the endometriosis. I am scheduled once every 3 years to be > >scoped to keep things clean and pretty much pain free. > > > >I have a 13,000 hospital bill from visiting the ER on an every other day > >basis. They would drug me up and send me home never really taking the real > >deep pain away just making me feel drugged and tired so I would sleep the > >pain away. That is called masking and what you need to do is deal or handle > >your pain from its source. > > > >Endometrosis or adhesions can cause pain like you are in labor. That pain > >is most likely coming from elevated pitosin in your body. Pitosin is the > >hormone that makes you labor to have a baby. You have to stop the > >production to stop the pain. Another good pitosin inhibitor is Toridal. > > > >-----Original Message----- > >From: adhesions@adhesions.org [mailto:adhesions@adhesions.org]On Behalf > >Of Lori > >Sent: Wednesday, August 21, 2002 1:01 PM > >To: Multiple recipients of list ADHESIONS > >Subject: Re: Pain Medication > > > >I am always giving Vicodin...It helps somewhat, but not > >for sleeping at night. I take two of them at night > >and still wake up about 2 hours later with pain. > > > >Now I went to the ER on Sunday nite, and they gave me > >shots of morphine. And I can honestly say, that is the > >first thing that has worked for me. Took my pain completely > >away...It was the best night sleep I have had in 7 months. > >I actually slept all nite long, instead of just intervels > >if 2 hours. > > > >Warm and Soft Huggggz > > > >Lori > > > >At Wed, 21 Aug 2002, Stephanie wrote: > >> > >>Just curious about what pain medication is the most effective? I had > >>laparoscopy June 2000 which removed some adhesions and an ovarian cyst. > >>Now, two years later, it's started back up. For me, over the counter > >>medications do absolutely nothing. I have also been on Darvocet which > >>didn't do much either. On a recent visit to the ER for a sprained > >>ankle, I was given Vicoden which not only helped my ankle, but helped > >>the pelvic pain. I have an appointment with my doctor in a couple of > >>weeks and was hoping to have some insight on something specific to ask > >>for. Thanks. > >> > >>-- > >>Stephanie > >> >