Question by ExSlyder: What is the best place to put a duragesic patch on my skin for the most pain relief?
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Answer by Laurence W
It is generally believed that Duragesic patches are absorbed via fatty tissue so any area such as chest, back, stomach is appropriate. It someone is very thin, it is questionable as to how effective the patch will be. Good luck.
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Question by : for pain relief i was taking the75mg fentanyl patch every 2 days, so how much oxycontin would id need to take?
docter is switching me to oxycontin from the 75mg fentanyl, so what will be the starting dose of oxycontin?
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Answer by ckm1956
Rather than posting & reposting the same question, call your doctor. There are narcotic equivalency tables, but they’re only a starting point.
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Question by john: back patch pain relief is it normal?
i just put a back patch on and its kinda have a little burn to it is this normal?just making sure because im only 14 and ive heard of stories of them leking and killing people if it helps i dont know what its called but it was around 1 to 5 bucks at a general store
ive had back problem so im not just doin it for fun,lol any ideas to help?
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Answer by Info Guru
Topical remedies (like your patch) do absolutely nothing to help a sore back. Any of these creams (like RUB-A535) or other “rub in” skin creams only activate the pain receptors in the skin in such a way that they fool the brain into thinking your back hurts less. Taking muscle relaxers and NSAID’s (ibuprofen) will help you heal quicker, and also reduce the pain.
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Question by wildheavenfarm: What’s new in non-narcotic chronic back pain management?
My husband’s had a spinal fusion and a spinal cord stimulator (wonderful device) implanted but he still have pain in his lumbar. He’s had chiropracty, osteopathy, electrofied acupuncture, watsu, every drug you can think of, physical therapy, trans-cutaneous nerve stimulation, pain relief patches (lido and fentynyl), electronic muscle stimulation, pool therapy, nitro paste, and I’m sure I missed a few. What are you all doing for your chronis back pain?
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Answer by Brian
A pain management specialist can inject a steroidal solution into the region that’s painful — often this will last for months — it helps to lessen inflamation and pain on the nerves. You’ll probably have to ask for a referral or call the hospital to make an appointment — there aren’t a huge number of pain management anesthesiologists in private practice.
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Apr 8
Question by lkerwith2007@sbcglobal.net: On a slightly chubby body, where is the best place to put a “duregic” patch for chronic pain relief?
I have problems with the patches staying “stuck” on. They want to keep falling off. Help!
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Answer by sunney
Upper arm. Chest or upper back. Some people stick them on their buttocks and sit on them!
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Mar 25
Question by setareh: any good back pain relief medicine, patch, any thing that would help muscle pain in the back area???
my friend is suffering from back pain, its probably muscles because it happend after she bent on her desk for long hours to study for finals, any thing that can fix it? she has already tried warm showers, alieve, advil, and hot patches! any brand that would work?
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Answer by aamoore1990
robaxacet
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Mar 21
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Feb 18
Question by United: Is there any patch for pain relief, or another way to treat pain besides anything taken orally?
My mom has been having problems with pain from work, however she cant take any pain relief pills because they make her stomach bleed can anyone suggest something for pain please?
Lovely answer asshole i hope your mother dies from a yeast infection fag
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Answer by hot_tamale
there are patches for pain you will have to ask her doctor.
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