Darvon-N for Pain User Reviews
- far...
- March 13, 2012
"I am very upset that Lily withdrew Darvon-N. I thought it was a wonderful medicine in that it helped me. I suffer from TMJ, and Darvon-N alleviated the pain every time I took one. The side effects were just like any other medicine, so I really don't see why they removed it from the market."
- Cyr...
- June 8, 2009
"Started to take Darvon after 642 were no longer available. They were as good as the 642's, if not better. I live in Canada, though, and they are very hard to get. I've lived with chronic nerve pain since 1986, and Darvon helps me keep my job."
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"I have livedo reticularis with ulceration sores on my ankles and the top of my feet. I'm not a diabetic, and the cause is unknown. There are times when the sores get big and deep. Darvon and Darvocet were the only painkillers that helped. The sores become very, very tender and sore inside and all around them. The Darvon or Darvocet were the only ones that helped with the soreness. It kept me working, where the other pain medications would leave my feet so sore it's hard to walk. Not only did it help, it was also inexpensive compared to the others. I have tried everything from OxyContin to the fentanyl pain patch. I'm very upset they took it off the market. I tried methadone, and it does help better than the others, but still not as well as Darvon."