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What would i be able to get from a route canal?

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What would i be able to get from a route canal and how should i do this? Would they first gimme tylonel 2 then i would have to go home and call them up to say it still hurts or what?
 
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From a ROOT CANAL? You probably wont get anything, almost certinly no narcotics... if you get Tylenol w/codeine I would be damn happy... either way, call back and say it's not working...
My best guess - you get nothing!
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What would i be able to get from a route canal and how should i do this? Would they first gimme tylonel 2 then i would have to go home and call them up to say it still hurts or what?
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Before you go in, address that you have a fear of the operation and ask if you're going to be in a lot of pain. See what happens, play by ear. Afterwards if they decide to prescribe you a painkiller, it will most likely be Ty w/ codeine. Say you're allergic to codeine as to get something better. If they don't prescribe anything, bitch a lot about how it hurts. If they tell you just to take ibuprofen, call them the next day saying you're in severe pain and the OTC shit isn't working.
Now, if you aren't clean cut and you look like you obviously use drugs, I probably wouldn't waste the energy bothering.
 
If you're alergic to codeine, this rules out most any otther narcotic...
Seriously, this isn't 4 impacted wisdom teeth, it's a root canal - you get a local (Lidocaine) for the procedure and are told to take some tylenol when you get home, don't think you are going to get benzos for the ride in and a nice bottle of Perc's for the ride home...
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You can be allergic to only codeine. I see this in my office all the time. The red flags go up, and you get a nice little smiley sticker on your chart letting everyone in the office know you're one of "those guys". Don't use this approach. Just ask what you should take for pain. Smile, say thank you and go home. Call back and say it's not working. A root canal will most likely get tylenol 3's at best. Good luck!
 
You can be allergic to only codeine. I see this in my office all the time. The red flags go up, and you get a nice little smiley sticker on your chart letting everyone in the office know you're one of "those guys". Don't use this approach
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I actually got the idea for this by knowing people who legitimately were allergic to codeine. They weren't druggies. One was prescribed Vicodin, the other Percocet. Neither had a problem with either of those drugs as far as rashes, flushed faces, more than normal itching.. other than both of them said the alternatives were too strong.. lol.
Anyways, I used the technique personally and it's worked. But I didn't realize people looked out for "allergy" as oppossed to "it's too weak" or "it doesn't work". That's a good heads up.
 
perhaps instead of saying that you're allergic say: " well i guess i'll be like itching hardcore for a few days". they respond: "oh? why is that" then you tell them how you had some surgery sometime and they gave you tylenol 3's and you itched for says and got a nasty rash. that might help.
 
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