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[InfiniteE]

Do they help any? I tried one and it seemed to help also it reduced my spasms by a lot. But I know they're addictive. Also my worry would be if I did them too long and found they stop working how hard would the detox be and how would you go about quitting without getting sick? I've had friends who I've seen look like they're going through hell for weeks trying to stop and I DEFINATELY don't want any part of that. I have enough problems as s quad already. Lol I believe the actual name of it is roxycodone. Which from what I understand is like a percocet without the accetametaphine

[sh1wn]

I have been on oxycodone (quick release)5mg x4 every 4-6 hours for ~4 years now and have started taking oxycontin (time release) 60mg x2 a day for ~6-8 months, I am unsure weather what you have is fast/slow release.

It seems to be the one pain med that has worked good for me, morphine makes my pain worse and the fyntanyl patches didn't do anything for me, even with 100mcg/h on each arm.

Oxycodone does cause dependence and is pretty uncomfortable to get off of but being in pain is pretty uncomfortable to.

The biggest problem I have had is with getting a doctor to proscribe them! I was having a problem of running out of the 5 mg pills when I was on the patches but now that I have gotten on the oxycontin 60's I haven't had to use as many of the 5mg ones.

Sorry for rambling on, I guess what it comes down to is try to take the least dependence causing meds first (Ibuprofin, tramadol) and move up to the heaver stuff then.

So yes there are risks to taking it but if you need it, you need it.

[InfiniteE]

They are instant release. If you google "round blue pill with m 30". It usually pops up. They constipated you though. I don't like Oxys. They make me sick. Percocet worked which is why I tried these but you're right. A lot of people and doctors tend to think that because you're paralyzed you dont feel pain.