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oxycodone authority scripts

This thread has interested me.

I've dealt with daily head pressures for years. But I've put off any work from a chiro.

I did try an osteo, masseus and of course doctors.

Sometimes I can go months with it completely bareable, but still noticeable. But to get this kind of relief I have to self medicate.

Opiates worked fantastic, at first. But there effectiveness seemed to not last forever, particularly in the head pressure department IME. I hope this doesn't happen in your case, be careful with using oxy to eliminate the issue. Tis very addictive.
 
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Of course it is, as all opioid Compounds are, but Oxy is one of the best painkillers you can get if it's really bad pain to live with for the rest of your life! I've got Morphine before and it was also really good for annihilating the pain, tbh i liked it even more as it was somewhat more preferable if used recreationally (which i also do, sometimes) because of it's smoothness, it's really unique kinda effects-profile - but it's something that should not be consumed in excess and on a daily basis, whatever the intention may be (as medication or for recreational use).

I'm dealing with these problems for over 15yrs now, and the very best thing i did was going to the gym, strengthen and build up muscles - this and solely this worked wonders, and it's something that really helps - and not just for the moment! Unfortunately many, if not most ppl prefer the quick solution, may it be in form of pills or manipulations (letting aside surgery)! If i could turn back time the only thing i'd do differently would be doing something for me, i.e. my body, and obviously doing it before said problems did occur, not just afterwards (which is what most ppl do, if they do something at all!).

Man, i'd give away my prescription anytime to be just healthy again - but yeah, when it's too late it's too late!
 
Captain Brewster said:
This thread has interested me.

I've dealt with daily head pressures for years. But I've put off any work from a chiro.

I did try an osteo, masseus and of course doctors.

Sometimes I can go months with it completely bareable, but still noticeable. But to get this kind of relief I have to self medicate.
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New one for me. My psych wants me to try acupuncture. For anxiety and my head pressures.

@Lioney, have you ever tried acupuncture for your head pressure?

Yes, I'm sceptical.
 
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Hey There @Captain Brewster I have tried acupuncture, its ok but you need to find someone good and while I think it sort of helped at the time it wasn't as quick a fix as the osteo for me, however I prob need to try it again or do what @THCfied said and strengthen the area with weight training, but in the past I have done gym workouts only to get a massive headache the next day from strained neck muscles, pushing myself too much maybe...but I'm nervous of it now as I can't stand the possible repercussions after a training session. I need to be careful and not push it I guess. So I rely on pills now, not good but when a migraine strikes I can't even get up let alone go out.

I was trying to recall my life before I started on the prescription pill path and It was manageable. I was managing ok for 15 yrs before the stroke & just took the odd nurofen plus etc but after the stroke I had to start relying on heavier stuff more as I couldn't go for neck treatments. Just a bad situation and I would give up my scripts if I could change the past too :)

So to sum it up I think you maybe need to try it out and see if it really works for you, I do think it can be very good :)
 
lioney said:
...but in the past I have done gym workouts only to get a massive headache the next day from strained neck muscles, pushing myself too much maybe...
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Pain, mostly because of sore muscles, is nothing bad if it occurs shortly, i.e. 1-2 days after a session in the gym and if it goes away within approx. 2-3 days and absolutely normal if you're untrained or after a break from weight-training, if you've already built up some core musculature - and often more prominent in the region(s) you've already issues with. Train your whole body, use compound exercises and additionally ones that isolate specific musculature - additionally! A sign of injury and something to look out for is, if pain occurs during a session, which in most cases is a warning sign/red flag (!) that you do something wrong or that what you're doing is not good for you. Keep in mind that there are many exercises but not all of them are good. I remember the first months, especially the first weeks when i began, which were honestly (and obviously) not that nice, but after that i felt much better! I personally would avoid exercises where you push or pull something from behind the head, not only because all of 'em are of no real advantage when compared to others but also because they carry a great risk for Injury - especially for ppl like you! And you're right: it's not good to push yourself too much, which can make things worse, especially when done on a constant basis!

Start slowly and work your way up in small increments, and don't run into the trap of comparing yourself with others, using more 'n more weight just to pretend to be strong and though when you are not. This is what many ppl do in the gym and is the reason why so many fail to continue and don't progress in building muscle and strength. If you start weight-training, read some good books (Stuart McRobert's Books are essential and i also recommend those of Mike Mentzer, a legend in Bodybuilding) and simply gather as much information as possible about good exercises - and the ones that work for you! This can only be accomplished via trial and error, so try carefully and enjoy it, because there's so much (hidden ;)) pleasure to find in doing something good for your body! Always be honest with you and keep in mind, that it's better to do something slowly with joy and progress than nothing at all - because the latter is what you'll regret some day!
 
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No worries Captain! :) let me know if you end up going and how it is....
 
"Always be honest with you and keep in mind, that it's better to do something slowly with joy and progress than nothing at all - because the latter is what you'll regret some day!"

Thanks THCified I will prob do this soon...I appreciate all your input it's been great advice.

Cheers

Lioney
 
^ Nothing to thank for, honestly!

"Do it, just do it!"

That's the last thing i'll say after what i posted above. I'm 100% certain you'll report back in a few months and say i was right (as stupid as that might sound) - your life will change for the better if you do something for yourself!
 
Just a thought, and I know you have been put off by the thought of anyone touching around your neck area, but have you looked into or tried Bowen therapy?
I use to get horrible back and neck problem from horse riding as a teen and absolutely hated getting "cracked" by the chiro, even though it did feel better afterwards so my mum put me onto a bowen therapist. Similar to chiro only the muscles around the bones are very gently manipulated as opposed to the bones being manipulated. Another therapy which could be very beneficial is ENAR or SCENAR therapy. I have one of these devices and they can work magic!
 
Thanks PeaceAngel appreciate this thought, I will look into it! I must say I hadn't heard of it before, Bowen yes but not the enar or scenar therapy.
 
It is a very low dose of oxcodone and at that dosage is more common than you would think for migraines. With Authority scripts they record the dates issued so provided you are due for a new script a different doctor will not be a problem.
 
the date of prescription is recorded regardless.

An authority prescription is required for some PBS medicine or for a therapeutic group premium or special patient contribution exemption (based on clinical grounds). An authority prescription is also required when a prescriber determines that, based on the dosage and treatment period, the patient requires an increased number of repeats or a quantity greater than the maximum listed in the Schedule. The patient must meet the criteria as stated in the Schedule. Please note that for some items increased quantities and repeats will not be approved.
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http://www.medicareaustralia.gov.au...bs-and-you-manual/authority-prescriptions.jsp
 
You r very lucky to b prescribed 5 mg oxy by itself iam currently suffering from a bulging disc l5s1 and the most I can get is targin which is complete rubbish oxycodone/nalaxone not a good combo IMO.It seems I fall into the high potential for abuse category so no pain relief for me :(.
 
^Well some would say you are lucky to receive targin, if you were really in the high abuse category you would be on lyrica or some other non opiod regime.
Targin's not that bad I would say better than the new oxy OP formula. The naloxone in Targin is intended to prevent opiate related constipation , not prevent abuse.
 
^ exactly. the tears tend to heal within a few weeks unless its on the extreme end of the scale. doctors avoid having patients become dependent on potent opioid, where possible. makes sense really.

im on pain management, with a spinal problem (degenerative discdisease) along with needing a knee replacement the first of my problems, as im dealing with drop wrist on my left hand (non-dominant) with it also having being burnt to a crisp from a panful of oil. but that doesnt invite me to a cushy pain free life aided by painkillers. nor entitle me. i get some relief, to make it comfortable enough to move around with generally decent mobility...on a really good day.

id choose a life without the pain, addiction and dependency if it were my choice.
 
I have a friend who suffers from severe migraine she gets prescribed imigran, she said they work wonders.
 
Opiates, such as morphine or oxycodone, even heroin doesn't help headaches in my experience. I've spoken to many who've felt the same way.

But to have a specialist snap your neck and break something, sounds like a civil lawsuit with lots of 0's at the end of a dollar sign.
 
In my experience headaches are the one type of pain that I encounter with any regularity where cannabis performs better as a pain killer than opioids do.
 
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