rfoehl71
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Gastroparesis, Narcolepsy (w/Cataplexy), REM Sleep Disorder, Adv. Fibromyalgia, Cervical Nerve Impingement C2-7. I may have (insert any above here),... read more
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Gastroparesis - Anyone have experience with Domperidone and side affects?
Question posted by rfoehl71 on 28 Jan 2010 • 1 answer
Related support groups: gastroparesis
rfoehl71's comment: Yep. Klonopin, Elavil, Trazadone, Remeron. All for REM Sleep Disorder, gastroparesis, and Fibromyalgia. (Been on all these for over 5 years, have no issues at all with them; REM Sleep was fine till I went on domperidone). I've been on and off so ...
Has anyone had their pylorus muscle cut (surgery) for gastroparesis?
Question posted by rfoehl71 on 30 Jan 2010 • 1 answer
Related support groups: gastroparesis, surgery
rfoehl71's comment: I'm just wonderding what it would be like. I've had a full abdominal hysterectomy, that wasn't much fun; lots of lesions, lots af adhesions, thousands of internal stitches - I know it cannot be any worse than that (I hope).
What is endocet? is it the same asa perc? please reply soon? thank you. crystal?
Question posted by ricky98 on 29 Jan 2010 • 2 answers
Related support groups: endocet, pain
rfoehl71's answer: Endocet and Oxycodone (both called Percocet in non-generic form) are MOSTLY the same thing. The inactive ingredients are different. I found this out the hard way - I am allergic to an inactive component in Endocet. Oxycodone I can take just ...
A contract for pain management? What does that even mean . . . ?
Question posted by rfoehl71 on 29 Jan 2010 • 14 answers
Related support groups: pain, rheumatoid arthritis, fibromyalgia
rfoehl71's comment: Smart doctor! I plan to tell my Pain Doc that I do have the Rx, but I rarely use it these days unless I am forced to physically over-do something - like drive a long distance or if get a migraine. I can hardly wait for my injection therapy and the ...
A contract for pain management? What does that even mean . . . ?
Question posted by rfoehl71 on 29 Jan 2010 • 14 answers
Related support groups: pain, rheumatoid arthritis, fibromyalgia
rfoehl71's response: Hmmm, interesting. I signed no contract with my PCP. I also have had no urine tests. But a 30 pill bottle of 5/325 perc lasts me 2 months, at least. I was just told to stop all NSAIDS and Narcotics 5 days prior to injections . . . . . which I will ...
I just joined this support group to get some insight on how others deal with their fibromyalgia?
Question posted by ginatheone on 29 Jan 2010 • 2 answers
Related support groups: fibromyalgia
rfoehl71's response: Welcome! Everyone here is different, and we all have different stories. I have taken a ton of meds to try to control FM; none of them have worked for me personally. I use moist heat therapy, and am about to start some new alternative treatments and ...
What do dolophine pills look like?
Question posted by liljp on 29 Jan 2010 • 1 answer
Related support groups: dolophine, pain
rfoehl71's answer: According to the pill description for Dolophine - the pills are: Round, Small, and White, imprinted with 54, 162 on them. Dolophine Generic Name - methadone Strength(s) - 5 mg Imprint(s) - 54 162 The closest I could find on anything with S-521 ...
I have fibromyalgia but I have a hard time distinquishing the difference between fibro and?
Question posted by loopi1ank... on 26 Oct 2009 • 14 answers
Related support groups: pain, fibromyalgia, sleep disorders, rheumatoid arthritis, sleep
rfoehl71's response: Me two, or three, or four, or . . . . . Kimmi - you should go get a PHD. Heaven knows if we collected all our stories and findings one of of us could pass the tests without the actuall years of education! I too have major arthritis issues and ...
Have had severe fibro for over 12 years - currently on Avinza, Oxycontin, neurontin, naproxen?
Question posted by juditheil... on 22 Jan 2010 • 2 answers
Related support groups: avinza, cytomel, neurontin, oxycontin, synthroid, depression, headache, pain, restless legs syndrome, back pain, ...
rfoehl71's answer: I'm suprised that you can take oxycontin and naproxen together, but I am one that chooses to suffer in pain - I am by far not a good example or a doctor. Only your doctor can say if you can take them together. Make sure whoever wants to add Savella ...
I accidentally took two pills on the same day. My next scheduled pill to take is Thursday, which I?
Question posted by kgpassword on 27 Jan 2010 • 1 answer
Related support groups: pregnancy, tri-sprintec
rfoehl71's answer: Do not skip any pills - call you doctor. Skipping a day = yes you can get pregnant Your doctor will most likely tell you to use the now missing pill on the last day before your due to have your next cycle.