Re: pain management

From: Dawn (whity631@yahoo.com)
Tue Jun 15 22:46:50 2010


I haven't been able to find a pain doc in my area that specializes in adhesions. Wish that I could though, as maybe they would understand better our problem. See if your family doc will refer u to a pain clinic that u choose. The one that I have seen doesn't specialize in pelvic pain or adhesions but he took me based on the referral of my gyno. Mine is retiring, which is scary, so now I have to find a new one and the two that have been recommended to me are 3 and 5 hours away, one way! Not sure what I'm going to do yet.

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On Jun 2, 2010, at 11:12 PM, "IAS Admin \(Tracy\)" <tracy.joslin@adhesions.org> wrote: From: kimberlyecanonico@hotmail.com (Kimberly) Subject: pain management

I found one specialist who deals with adhesions and they told me on the phone they use injections in the belly but do not prescribe long term narcotics. I am beyond frustrated. I don't want to live on pain killers but without them I can't even cope with the day and my primary care doctor gives me very little and I basically have to fight her to even get them. I always run out before they are due again and even with them I have many days that I can't get out of bed. Has anyone ever had stomach injections for pain? How do you get pain killers? I can't understand how some people on here are on pumps for pain and I can't get a few pills just to manage a semi normal life.


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