rgpizza said:
A single MRI is not enough paperwork where anybody should be started on oxycodone.
Yes it is. It's sufficient to start on Percocet providing the radiologist concludes there's a clinical correlation. Tons of legit GPs or hospital ERs will give percs for a documented injury.
You were originally bragging about how many meds you get and you just stated you and (your friend's dont go to the clinic too fucked up) so you abuse your meds huh.
What I get is not relevant to the discussion of what certain clinics give people just starting off. I've been talking about the difference between outright pill mills and semi-legit places. Personally I do have extensive records documenting 6 years of working my way up to current medication levels, but I know what's required of new patients.
And yeah I suppose you and all your friends somehow have the same injury and get over 200 oc's a month. Your so full of it.
Abusing medication to get high does not preclude having a legit need for it.
Your parents do not give you 500 cash every months to get the amount of medications that only cancer patient's should get. inless your saying your parent's want you addicted to opaites for the rest of your life. We all know how you get the money to pay for your visit each month. I doubt your parent's even know you go. You are unemplyed because you make your money going to the doctor. You are also constantly contridict yourself. If you really need your meds then i'm sure you wouldn't mind if you got a random pill count each month.
You need to brush up on what the medical boards have to say about chronic pain management. The view that high-dose opiate therapy is only indicated for cancer pain and not chronic non-malignant pain is about a decade behind current policy statements promulgated by pain experts. Undertreatment of pain due to opiophobia is well recognized by mainstream medical societies.
My parents recognize I have a legit need for the meds and assist me with the costs. And how I raise the rest of the money has nothing to do with whether or not I need the medication, what kind of life-style I otherwise lead, my physical appearance, or my knowledge of the issues at hand.
Their is also no clinic that you are going to that has been operating for years, Their is not one clinic that you could get into that has operated for more than a year.
This is simply wrong and demonstrates how little experience you have with the kinds of practices I've been talking out. You fail to understand the difference between classic pill mills and clinics that exist between those and legit clinics. In fact, all that the classic pill mills and gray area places require is an MRI and 2-3 months of prescription history in the form of a pharmacy print out; a few might require copies of the office visit paperwork. I could get into any of those places as I've got a legit MRI and 6 years of legit script histories. There's DOZENS of such places in this state. I could probably name 10 in Tampa/St. Pete alone. Seriously, do you have ANY idea what you're talking about? It sounds like you just go to a completely legit place and have zero experience with other types of practices.
An you obviously can't google. I'll give you one little hint one of the offices that got shut down last week was next to a best buy. However their are two more besides that.
I notice you're still playing games trying to show I can't find them in any way other than proving you have indeed found them. If various combinations of tampa, doctor, arrest, pill mill, clinic, dea, july, and 2008 fail to yield results on regular google and google news, and neither PRN or DEA press releases have anything about it, it means the news can't be found with simple google searches and require more specific query information and/or you're trying to win an argument with baseless ad hominem attacks after realizing this.
Don't worry it's not your's I know where you go I probablly pass you when I drive by it on my way home from work at midnight. Better start looking around. By the end of the summer you may actually need to get a job. You won't be able to hide behind the excuse that you're still in college anymore. Your in college not highschool. Just about everybody in college has at least a part time job inless they get a script.
Obviously you have no clue where I go otherwise you'd be fully aware the doctor I see has been practicing for decades. And my legit paperwork and history ensures that even if my current doctor went down, any of the dozens of other similar clinics in tampa or down in miami would be happy to continue my treatment.
An if you knew anything about prescription requirments you would know that a single MRI is not leaglly enough information to get prescribed oxycodone and that you're clinic as two sets of files. One set that they leave out and one set that they keep hidden away. Oh and since your parent's help you out and you don't need a job I suppose you still live at home.
If you knew anything about the requirements, you'd realize that an MRI with a recommended clinical correlation by the radiologist is sufficient to justify opioid painkillers, and that Percocet is in fact a first line treatment option if the injury is moderate to severe, as anybody who's ever gotten a serious injury can tell you. This is just plain ignorance. Fully legit primary care physicians start people on percs all the time for documented pain.
Now you're saying clinics are keeping two sets of files while before you said what they're doing is flat illegal and they're not engaging in record keeping that satisfies regulatory requirements to cover their asses?
