Hi I was wondering if anyone living in Mexico can give me insight on opioid prescribing for chronic pain in Mexico.
I am planning to leave the US permanently since opioids are essentially banned here for chronic pain now. To give you an idea I live in a city of 3 million people and only 3 pain specialists remain that have not had their schedule 2 license stripped.
Pharmacies all refuse to fill opioids. Doctors all refuse to prescribe them.
Anyways I have a permanent health issue and I’m getting older and I’ve decided it’s worth leaving everything I’ve built behind for freedom that America promised but didn’t deliver.
Are acquiring opioid prescriptions difficult in Mexico? Are the doctors in fear of the government imprisoning them for prescribing like in the US?
Do the pharmacies always have shortages like in the US?
In sum, is it extremely strict and policed? The prescribing of opioids for pain in Mexico?
I understand Mexico is a big place with different states and different levels of urban vs rural development, any geographical insight you can offer in regards to this issue is also greatly appreciated.
I also need access to a specialist for something else that isn’t a pain doctor, so I would have to be near a major city to access specialist doctors…not just prescribing doctors.
I’ve visited and spent a lot of time in Merida and Cancun and more recently Baja. Baja seems too rural but Cancun and Merida are appealing. Any insight at all as to any part of the country and this issue are appreciated
Feel free to PM me also.
Funny you can get meth and fentanyl but not legit legally prescribed pain killers? You'll love Mexico, especially after being kidnapped for ranson.
I will have to check which Cartels are active in those areas; so your family will be able to use them as a middle man( so to speak). So you'll get a proper burial, after they take the Ransom money and torture you to death.
Hola gringo rico. Vienes con nosotros, Americanos blancos ricos.( then the sound of rounds being chambered in machine guns. Masked men in a van and even the cops might be in on it.
Duct taped to a chair for weeks or months till they kill you).
Make sure to pack your safety whistle and check pepper spray laws and restrictions; they vary by state. Are you out of your mind?
Check, Costa Rica and Panama. Also what about Canada? Also check Roatan Island 100 miles off Honduras. It is safe. Also check out expatriate and tourist areas of Belize. But check travel warnings first. Check and see what countries in the Caribbean are safe and find out about prescription drug laws and availability,
Also pharmacy policies in these countries.
Or go and remember, they like to kidnap rich, white, middle aged Americans, so nothing to worry about in Mexico. lol
This is the left at their finest. No help for the productive people who need real pain relief but fentanyl is practically legal. Check another city or State.
How can they do that, it is issued by the DEA.( strip schedule 2 license, never heard of that. A DEA number covers all, except, chemo( special license and used to be suboxone and a few other specialty things. The DEA issues them).
I had an oral surgeon prescribed me percocets. State can take a medical license in general. Nice, stings on doctors while illegal drugs get sold and used in the open.
They are for all scheduled and unscheduled drugs except the ones I listed unless they got busted and lost their license in general, I was told by a doctor, I know. There was no special schedule 2 license unless they changed it for pain doctors. Or have the Democrats come up with a special license for pain management doctors? Also what is your states morphine equivalent limit? Check the internet for best states for pain patients.
You will have to move there alone if you value your wife's safety. Why not Canada? Yeah it is cold, buy a down filled parka.