Patient is prohibited from NSAID relief and has little or no effect from Tylenol. Vicodin relieves pain, but long term use is not viewed as acceptable.
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Vicodin is unacceptable as long term relief by patient. Fear of dependence on drug beyond pain relief. NSAIDs unacceptable due to coumadin and aspirin therapy for cardiac issues.
I can understand the dependence part but that goes with every pain medicine even tylenol! Celebrex might be a good medication for the patient i actually use this for breakthrough pain.