HELP!

[RosieRios]

Hello, I am new to this forum and need help! I have occipital and trigeminal neuralgia with pain that is unimaginable. I began injecting oxycodone, the little pink pill, about three months ago and want to stop, But I know if I have something on hand that is injectable the temptation will be too much. Do you know if there are any pain medications that are impossible to inject? I heard that some of them turn into mush if you try to mix them with water, thereby making them oral administration only. I am too embarrassed to ask a pharmacist, any help would be greatly appreciated!

 

[Grace1]

Yes, OxyContin changed their form a few years ago. Now all OxyContin is impossible to inject. I had many many problems with needles myself. Gracy.

 

[Grace1]

Yes, OxyContin changed their form a few years ago. Now all OxyContin is impossible to inject. I had many many problems with needles myself. Gracy.

 

[femaletrouble]

You could try tramadol maybe?

 

[KS78]

Poppy pods, seeds? They also have a much longer half life so it would be better option for your situation too. Good luck.

 

[Sertürner]

Hydrocodone, codeine, percocet, MS Contins. All of these are either not injectable or contain other ingredients that make injecting very hard or really not worth the risk.

Oh and Kratom!