Opioids rx for IV pain meds

[macd610]

I'm curious...do physicians ever do this in the US for CNCP?
Thanks

 

[spini4]

I was sure I seen a post of this exact same nature and title... Don't double post the same topics.

 

[mrflowers00]

you'll only get IV pain medication in an inpatient setting never an actual script

 

[DooMMooD]

Idk about that. I feel like for terminal patients living at home (instead of a hospital setting) perhaps they have morphine machines? Maybe if a live in nurse is there they can dispense even more?

I guess a live in nurse wouldn't be your own RX, but I feel like dying people who are at home SOMETIMES might get a morphine machine? Since theyre like, automated, and sealed up pretty good (need keys/codes to open it up) I feel like those might go out ON OCCASSION! Obviously at doctors discretion, I doubt they'd let a 19 year old with track marks "bring it home for dad" lol. I mean for like much much older folks.

Perhaps i am wrong and it is ONLY when you have a nurse working at home?

 

[macd610]

I was sure I seen a post of this exact same nature and title... Don't double post the same topics.

Actually, I used the search engine and could not find anything, so I would hardly consider this double posting.
However, if you would like to be helpful, you could certainly put a link here to the post you're referencing.
It would be much more useful than the rude, accusing post you decided to write.

 

[NeighborhoodThreat]

Maybe he's thinking of this thread.

We don't know what doctor is going to prescribe you what. You need to talk to your doctor about this. If need-be, they can refer you to or recommend a specialist for such things.

I'm going to close this thread because it's getting close to our "which doctor do I see to get this drug?" or "what do I say to a doctor or do in order to get prescribed drugs?" rules.