Why not prescribe what works??

[Treefa]

so basically why do doctors bullshit around with antidepressants and benzos and all that bullshit when its ADDICTING but at the same time dont do SHIT to help.

For fucks sake doc gimme some morphine, oxy, fuck i'd take codeine if they'd prescribe it because itleast it WORKs even though its fucking ADDICTING..

See the difference you fucking big pharma mass manipulationists fucks(90% of all doctors)???

One is addicting but does not work...

The latter is tried and true to work with the side effect of addiction but if im already using these substances why dont you PRESCRIBe them to save me money and time AND trouble??? Great Bloshy Yarbolockos, all the doctors are just a stick in my crawl8(

 

[NeighborhoodThreat]

I don't see a question here man. It sucks that doctors can't prescribe effective medications but there isn't much we can do about it...maybe this would be better for your blog?

 

[opiatekrzy]

every doctor is different, geographically there are epidemics of RX abuse of certain drugs where they clamp down on RXing certain things. Age plays a factor too, for some doctors when it comes to RXing addictive things. Some doctors want to avoidphysically Addictive substances for the SAFETY of the patient, if all fails, they will take the risks to give you benefit (example: benzos). you have to be patient and let them be in control and not demand, or else ur flagged for drug seeking right off the bat. i never had a problem getting adderall in my life, not ONE doctor has denied me, and i live in NY, one of the toughest states to get controlleds. i only had ONE DOCTOR that actually gave me a chance and put me on xanax/klonopin ona long term basis, all other doctors pretty much told me to take a flying shit. i havent had trouble getting Hydrocodone for pain, after getting a tooth pulled or a car accident, but in general i never had luck getting something for chronic pain, only except for the one doctor i mentioned who had me on long term klonopin/xanax, he put me on Butrans (transdermal Buprenorphine) for chronic knee pain from a car accident. Basically, it can be very difficult getting a long term RX for benzos for anxiety due to its additcive nature and rising abuse. Same with opioids. you have to fit a diagnosis to even be considered a patient RXed a drug thats controlled, and other factors. The doctors that CARE ABOUT THERE PATIENTS WILL GIVE YOU A HARDER TIME BEING ON CONTROLLED DRUGS. doctors that dont give a shit about you or your helath or more prone giving y ou controlleds. obviously i bet this topic is not allowed so ill shut up now. thats my opinion

 

[NeighborhoodThreat]

OP, I think this is better for your blog or maybe for Drug Culture. I'm going to close this thread, PM me if you have any questions.