Pain pills

[luv]

Pain pills rock. Got three teeth yanked out this morning. As the numbness wore off, I began realizing it was a bigger deal than I had expected. Pain pills are really helping, but about to knock me out.

I think I've nodded off three times just while typing this.

Anyway, I think I'm gonna go ahead and try going back to work tomorrow. As long as I take the meds, I should be good, even if I have to spend my lunch hour napping in my car...lol.

EDIT:

Current pain pills - Hydrocodone.
Also taking amoxicillan to help prevent infection.

[DMAC]

Ummmm, lay off the sour patch kids there, luv.

[KCChiefsMan]

can I have some?

[Rudy tossed tigger's salad]

if I wasn't too lazy to seek out a dealer, Im certain id do pills--of all types--weekly. And Im saying this having only taken vicodin once for my wisdom teeth

[phisherman]

pain pills are essential for maximum comfort when dealing with wisdom teeth extraction.

[luv]

if I wasn't too lazy to seek out a dealer, Im certain id do pills--of all types--weekly. And Im saying this having only taken vicodin once for my wisdom teeth

I've got hydrocodone (sp?). Generic of Vicodin.

If I was gonna do drugs, I'd definitely be a pill popper. Instant high, instant low, instant relaxation....

[phisherman]

i had the same. really took the edge off and helped me relax/sleep.

[luv]

Just a question, and I'll google this too, how important is it to keep the gauze in your mouth? I changed out about four blood soaked ones, but I didn't put anymore in after taking my meds. Just want to make sure that's alright. From the sounds of it, I want to do everything necessary to prevent dry socket.

[jiveturkey]

I'm working with a broken hand that was surgically repaired about two weeks back.

I was taking hydrocodone before the surgery and then oxycodone after. The oxy is 10 times better than hydro. I can see how people get addicted. I have about 10 or so left that I'm saving for a rainy day. I have a bucket of hydro that I stashed away from the hand injury and a run in with kidney stones last Nov.

[DMAC]

Just a question, and I'll google this too, how important is it to keep the gauze in your mouth? I changed out about four blood soaked ones, but I didn't put anymore in after taking my meds. Just want to make sure that's alright. From the sounds of it, I want to do everything necessary to prevent dry socket.ROFL Gross!

[CoMoChief]

Pain pills rock. Got three teeth yanked out this morning. As the numbness wore off, I began realizing it was a bigger deal than I had expected. Pain pills are really helping, but about to knock me out.

I think I've nodded off three times just while typing this.

Anyway, I think I'm gonna go ahead and try going back to work tomorrow. As long as I take the meds, I should be good, even if I have to spend my lunch hour napping in my car...lol.

Whatcha got?

**EDIT**
Nevermind, saw another post. Vicoden is my best friend.

[phisherman]

I had taken mine out by the time I went to bed the night I got my wisdom teeth cut out.

[Stewie]

Go order a thick milk shake and drink it through a straw. Works every time.

[Pants]

I'm working with a broken hand that was surgically repaired about two weeks back.

I was taking hydrocodone before the surgery and then oxycodone after. The oxy is 10 times better than hydro. I can see how people get addicted. I have about 10 or so left that I'm saving for a rainy day. I have a bucket of hydro that I stashed away from the hand injury and a run in with kidney stones last Nov.

Oxycodone is some VERY potent shit. If you get addicted to those, might as well be addicted to smoking opium and shooting up heroin, lol.

[luv]

ROFL Gross!

:D I'm the queen of TMI, didn't you know?

Ways to prevent dry socket:

1. No smoking
2. No sucking (straws, etc)
3. No "vigorous" swishing or spitting
4. Try to keep coughing and sneezing to a minimum.
5. Avoid hot, cold, and spicy food.

[jiveturkey]

Oxycodone is some VERY potent shit. If you get addicted to those, might as well be addicted to smoking opium and shooting up heroin, lol.
I could feel it.

I was hospitalized for 3 days with a giant kidney stone that they had to surgically remove and I was on a morphin drip during my stay. Coming off of a 3 day morphin bender was tough. Major depression for a couple of days.

Getting off of the oxy was pretty easy when compared.

[luv]

Go order a thick milk shake and drink it through a straw. Works every time.

Yeah. I'll get right on that. ;)

[Slainte]

Absolutely do not smoke for the next few days. OTOH, you can give all the deep windpipe slow-head throat saliva coat blow jobs you'd like....

hydration is extremely important at this time...

[Pants]

I could feel it.

I was hospitalized for 3 days with a giant kidney stone that they had to surgically remove and I was on a morphin drip during my stay. Coming off of a 3 day morphin bender was tough. Major depression for a couple of days.

Getting off of the oxy was pretty easy when compared.

Happy to hear that man. There are literally people who have to take Oxycodone just to survive. These are the people that suffer from a lifetime of chronic pain and the doses have to increase over time to keep the pain in check. Popping 540 pills a month, wearing patches and sucking down lollipops just to sustain themselves. It's crazy.

[DMAC]

Go order a thick milk shake and drink it through a straw. Works every time.Yes. Followed by a cigarette (with some coughing), then some mouthwash to get that cigarette taste out of your mouth.

Good to go.

[bevischief]

:D I'm the queen of TMI, didn't you know?

Ways to prevent dry socket:

1. No smoking
2. No sucking (straws, etc)
3. No "vigorous" swishing or spitting
4. Try to keep coughing and sneezing to a minimum.
5. Avoid hot, cold, and spicy food.

so you are eating jello?
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[Bwana]

Brett Favre, is that you?

[boogblaster]

On oxys every day ... too bad you can't be me ....

[luv]

so you are eating jello?
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Got some sugar free pudding and jello for today/tonight. Some soup, too. Can't have it hot, but I figure I can heay it up then let it cool down a little.

[Stewie]

I remember when I had my wisdom teeth removed. Everything was fine and about two weeks later I was eating some pancakes or waffles... something with syrup. That syrup got down into the sockets and about sent me through the roof and I couldn't get it out without lots of rinsing. Painful!!! I had no idea that would be a problem.

[luv]

Funny, this is also the first time I've ever gotten stitches. Got my upper right back molar extracted, along with the lower right back molar and the impacted wisdom tooth next to it. He put a couple of stitches in the bottom.

[Rain Man]

Why are they not called anti-pain pills? It seems like a major marketing mistake that they're called pain pills.

[DMAC]

:D I'm the queen of TMI, didn't you know?

I am aware, Ms. "I have a date".

[Simply Red]

Absolutely do not smoke for the next few days. OTOH, you can give all the deep windpipe slow-head throat saliva coat blow jobs you'd like....

hydration is extremely important at this time...

no, you're not a mult.

[googlegoogle]

I got hydro when the teeth were pulled.

I don't know how anyone could be addicted to that shit. There is no high-You feel fuzzy.

[MichaelH]

I had 4 impacted wisdom teeth pulled at the same time in 1990. I don't think they gave out oxycodone or any other good ones yet. I had to survive on Tylenol 3 with codeine. I wasn't in that much pain though as I remember.

[Sure-Oz]

I had my wisdom teeth pulled and didnt follow crap except replacing the gauze. i believe i even drank a milkshake too that day and nothing bad happend.

the pain pills def. owned, gave you that light buzz and sleepy feeling. i remember i worked at my night job and they sent me home after a few hours of me fucking doing nothing lol

[Slainte]

no, you're not a mult.

Have a drink on me.

[KChiefs1]

I just had a temporary crown put on Monday with the permanent set to be put on in a couple of weeks. I'm afraid to chew anything in fear it will come off. This is my first crown so I have no idea what to expect. I haven't had any pain yet but the dentist said it's possible but everyone is different.

[bevischief]

vicodin and lots of it.

[NewChief]

Watch your ass. I like them, too, but they're highly addictive. Like... highly.

[NewChief]

Happiness is 10mg of oxycodone and a glass of wine. ;)


Not that I'd know from personal experience or anything.

[cdcox]

All you taking prescription meds, be careful out there.

[crispystl]

All you taking prescription meds, be careful out there.

Yeah three of my friends became so addicted to hydrocodone and oxys that they had to go to rehab, and I might add only one had significant success. That shit is highly, highly addictive.

[googlegoogle]

I used my leftover hydro pills to help me get to sleep once in a while.

[luv]

Yeah three of my friends became so addicted to hydrocodone and oxys that they had to go to rehab, and I might add only one had significant success. That shit is highly, highly addictive.

I don't think I could. I only take them if the pain gets really bad. I don't like going to the doctor/dentist, so I try to save them for the next time I have pain, so I can put off making an appointment. :)

[cdcox]

I had finger surgery just before Thanksgiving. Every time I go see the doc for follow up, he asks me if I need more pills. I took 3 or 4 after the surgery and another 3 or 4 after the pin came out. Still had about 20 some-odd left and a 'script for another 30. I tried to give the leftovers back to the pharmacy but they didn't have any way to dispose of them. I don't want to flush them, because the sewage plant doesn't remove that crap. I ended up putting them in a bottle, pissing on them, taping the lid on the bottle and tossing it in the trash.

[Gracie Dean]

I had finger surgery just before Thanksgiving. Every time I go see the doc for follow up, he asks me if I need more pills. I took 3 or 4 after the surgery and another 3 or 4 after the pin came out. Still had about 20 some-odd left and a 'script for another 30. I tried to give the leftovers back to the pharmacy but they didn't have any way to dispose of them. I don't want to flush them, because the sewage plant doesn't remove that crap. I ended up putting them in a bottle, pissing on them, taping the lid on the bottle and tossing it in the trash.

God, I must have a pansy doc then. I am in constant pain with the Crohn's and my doc is very stingy!

[KcFanInGA]

Pain pills are great for getting through long shifts at work. If I could get some Oxy's and medicinal marijuana I'd be set. Not that I do any of that now. But I used to. Like last week.

[FAX]

Ever since the spinal surgery, I've been on morphine sulfate ... quite a bit, too. After awhile, there's no euphoria and they even stop helping with the pain. So last week, my doctors switched me to oxycontin (the extended release stuff) and oxycodone for breakthrough pain. I like it a whole lot better. Still, I can't wait to be free of this stuff. Not only am I weary of living life out of a pill bottle, I worry that, should I experience a broken leg or a severe werewolf noggin attack, the pain medication they give me on the lifeflight to the hospital won't work at all. That would be bad, I think.

FAX

[NewChief]

God, I must have a pansy doc then. I am in constant pain with the Crohn's and my doc is very stingy!

A lot of people use opiates for Crohn's as well because they slow down your digestive track. You might want to look into other doctors if your Crohn's treatment isn't working.

[Gracie Dean]

A lot of people use opiates for Crohn's as well because they slow down your digestive track. You might want to look into other doctors if your Crohn's treatment isn't working.

My husband says the same thing. How does one go looking for a general physician based on how liberal or stingy they are on pain pills?

Aside from that issue I really like our gen phys.

I see my GI doc Thursday, I may have him talk to my gen doc.

[Gracie Dean]

A lot of people use opiates for Crohn's as well because they slow down your digestive track. You might want to look into other doctors if your Crohn's treatment isn't working.

we started the chemo in the hospital then went to every 4 weeks and now am up to 8 weeks. The infusion lady said tho that I might have to go 6 weeks and not 8

[MahiMike]

Just a question, and I'll google this too, how important is it to keep the gauze in your mouth? I changed out about four blood soaked ones, but I didn't put anymore in after taking my meds. Just want to make sure that's alright. From the sounds of it, I want to do everything necessary to prevent dry socket.

Just don't get too stoned and swallow the gauze. That's what my wife did...)

[Molitoth]

I scored a bottle of Tramadol's lately and they are the best pain pill I've ever had. I think they are pretty rare though, I never see them available.

[NewChief]

I scored a bottle of Tramadol's lately and they are the best pain pill I've ever had. I think they are pretty rare though, I never see them available.

Ultram FTW.

[TrickyNicky]

Probably too late but putting a black tea bag in your cheek and leaving it in with the gauze will help it to clot faster. Black tea has a natural enzyme for that you know.

[Gracie Dean]

I scored a bottle of Tramadol's lately and they are the best pain pill I've ever had. I think they are pretty rare though, I never see them available.

my ex SIL had some she had me try. Felt nothing

[luv]

Probably too late but putting a black tea bag in your cheek and leaving it in with the gauze will help it to clot faster. Black tea has a natural enzyme for that you know.

It actually says something about that in my aftercare instructions. They recommend it if bleeding remains hard to control.

[luv]

Good news, I put some gauze in my mouth for the last hour, and the bleeding seems to have slowed down.

[Gracie Dean]

Good news, I put some gauze in my mouth for the last hour, and the bleeding seems to have slowed down.

good.

Just take it easy and be careful.

Had some teeth removed last year and had the same issue. I had to use the tea bag

[alanm]

Oxy rocks. :thumb:
Vicodin is decent also. You've probably taking the 500's but you can't beat 2 750's to make the world a nice place to be again. :D

[luv]

Oxy rocks. :thumb:
Vicodin is decent also. You've probably taking the 500's but you can't beat 2 750's to make the world a nice place to be again. :D

He prescribed me 750's. I figure I'll take two before bed to help knock me out. Gonna try to go back to work tomorrow.

[Saccopoo]

Pain pills rock. Got three teeth yanked out this morning. As the numbness wore off, I began realizing it was a bigger deal than I had expected. Pain pills are really helping, but about to knock me out.

I think I've nodded off three times just while typing this.

Anyway, I think I'm gonna go ahead and try going back to work tomorrow. As long as I take the meds, I should be good, even if I have to spend my lunch hour napping in my car...lol.

EDIT:

Current pain pills - Hydrocodone.
Also taking amoxicillan to help prevent infection.

Ah, I remember the days. I got all four wisdoms yanked in the morning and that night I was drinking bourbon and eating steak. Although, all the Army gave me for pain pills was some Motrin. I told the dentist I wasn't about to have my period, so he could take them back. Never really noticed much pain once the locals wore off.

[Saccopoo]

Pussies use Oxy. Real pain med junkies know Fentanyl is the way to go.

[JOhn]

He prescribed me 750's. I figure I'll take two before bed to help knock me out. Gonna try to go back to work tomorrow.

You mean 7.5mg Hydrocodone:thumb:

750 would kill you

[JOhn]

I scored a bottle of Tramadol's lately and they are the best pain pill I've ever had. I think they are pretty rare though, I never see them available.
all it is, is a non-narcotic pain killer. actually pretty tame stuff.

[Luke]

Meperidine, (generic demerol) and percoset seem to be a good combo if used with two generous shots of Jack. The good thing about having teeth removed is after a couple days you feel better. My old man used to say it will feel better when it quits hurting. Hillbilly logic, yes, but also true,

[patteeu]

Happiness is 10mg of oxycodone and a glass of wine. ;)


Not that I'd know from personal experience or anything.

If your oxycodone is in the form of percocet, roxicet, endocet or tylox or anything else that contains tylenol, you shouldn't mix with alcohol because it can damage your liver. This is more of a general purpose warning than a message for NewPhin who probably already knows it.

This is also true of hydrocodone/tylenol combos like vicodin and lortab.

[patteeu]

I don't think I could. I only take them if the pain gets really bad. I don't like going to the doctor/dentist, so I try to save them for the next time I have pain, so I can put off making an appointment. :)

As long as you're taking them for legitimate, non-chronic pain, you're unlikely to get addicted.

[DMAC]

Everytime I read the word "gauze", I say it in my head with a Linda Richman voice.

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_KanRFQdfsoE/Scatsg3oJ0I/AAAAAAAACLE/8v0jbnIEwpQ/s400/Coffee_Talk_Linda_Richman.jpg
"Gauze"

[NewChief]

If your oxycodone is in the form of percocet, roxicet, endocet or tylox or anything else that contains tylenol, you shouldn't mix with alcohol because it can damage your liver. This is more of a general purpose warning than a message for NewPhin who probably already knows it.

This is also true of hydrocodone/tylenol combos like vicodin and lortab.

Very true. They're actually talking about taking that out because of the number of liver failures they see with people (albeit people abusing it) mixing them with alcohol. It's sort of idiotic to put in the Tylenol anyway, as I don't think it adds much to the medicine's painkilling properties.

[Pants]

Ever since the spinal surgery, I've been on morphine sulfate ... quite a bit, too. After awhile, there's no euphoria and they even stop helping with the pain. So last week, my doctors switched me to oxycontin (the extended release stuff) and oxycodone for breakthrough pain. I like it a whole lot better. Still, I can't wait to be free of this stuff. Not only am I weary of living life out of a pill bottle, I worry that, should I experience a broken leg or a severe werewolf noggin attack, the pain medication they give me on the lifeflight to the hospital won't work at all. That would be bad, I think.

FAX

I know there's not much you can do since back pain is the grand daddy of all bitch pains, but PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE, be VERY careful with those, Mr. FAX!

[Red Beans]

I scored a bottle of Tramadol's lately and they are the best pain pill I've ever had. I think they are pretty rare though, I never see them available.

Weak sauce IMO

[Molitoth]

Weak sauce IMO

They seem to effect people differently. I've taken the majority of whats out there, and the feeling I get from these are just amazing. My friend said he really didn't feel much from them so I dunno!

[patteeu]

I feel bad for all those out there who suffer from chronic pain.

[NewChief]

They seem to effect people differently. I've taken the majority of whats out there, and the feeling I get from these are just amazing. My friend said he really didn't feel much from them so I dunno!

From what I've read, heard, and experienced they definitely affect different people differently. Lots of people get a sort of rush/speedy effect out of them, which many traditional opioid users don't desire or enjoy.

[NewChief]

I feel bad for all those out there who suffer from chronic pain.

One of my good friends had cancer as a child. It basically completely screwed up his body. As a result, he's in a pain treatment program. The problem, though, is that he's also totally and completely addicted to his meds now as well. The other night we were out, and he'd forgotten his meds at home. I asked him if he'd start feeling pain without them. He said, "Not pain. I'll just start getting sweaty and feeling anxious and feeling weird." I was like, "Ummm, that sounds like withdrawals, man, not pain issues." He ended up having another friend who was on his way out go by his house and pick up his medicine for him.

[KCUnited]

I made recreational use of percocet for nearly 3 years of my life. I'd buy 90 day supplies. Everyone knew I was on them because I'd call them out of the blue and tell them how much they meant to me because I was feeling FUCKING GREAT!!! I love you man!!

In the end I gave close to 90 of them away to various friends and when I decided to clean up.

[Molitoth]

From what I've read, heard, and experienced they definitely affect different people differently. Lots of people get a sort of rush/speedy effect out of them, which many traditional opioid users don't desire or enjoy.

Yes, the rush/speed is what I get out of them, along with extreme numbness in my thighs.

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Pain pills rock.

Mmm......this!

[Pablo]

Ever since the spinal surgery, I've been on morphine sulfate ... quite a bit, too. After awhile, there's no euphoria and they even stop helping with the pain. So last week, my doctors switched me to oxycontin (the extended release stuff) and oxycodone for breakthrough pain. I like it a whole lot better. Still, I can't wait to be free of this stuff. Not only am I weary of living life out of a pill bottle, I worry that, should I experience a broken leg or a severe werewolf noggin attack, the pain medication they give me on the lifeflight to the hospital won't work at all. That would be bad, I think.

FAXMorphine Sulfate is one bad motherfucker. That is all.