Jun 24, 2010 17:57
...not...
I went to the orthopaedic doctor. He poked around my knee, told me I needed a knee replacement, then suggested I take Tylenol for my pain. He wrote me a prescription for an anti-inflammatory, which I can't take.
He can suck my ass.
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Call that office back in a few days, talk to the nurse & tell s/he that Tylenol isn't cutting it & you can't take the other. Unless *they* wanna do the knee replacement on their dime - you nned relief. (Well not so nasty, I'm in that mood). Seriously my orthopediic called in better meds after I called.
{{hugs}}
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Do you have stomach problems? If so check out Arthrotec - it is an anti-inflammatory that is coated so it doesn't desolve till it reaches your intestine. Non-narcotic. Might help you. It does a fair job with me.
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EDIT: After the initial reaction, I want to add, find a physiatrist, a.k.a. Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Doctor, a.k.a. pain doctor. They are the ones who can offer the good drugs for chronic pain problems like yours.
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She's too young for fusion surgery...they won't go in with a scope and shave off some of the bulging disk (which was mentioned previously as an option) and instead they want to shove a wire up her spinal cavity with a battery pack in her butt cheek that shocks the nerves into thinking there's no pain.
Right. So she can do more damage, IF it even works? (most people say it hurts worse afterwards).
Still....better chance, if you can rack up the dough, to get the meds from a doctor who's job it is, rather than some lazy asshat in it for the $$$, because he obviously doesn't give a fig about YOU. Someone should remind him of his farking job.
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