Analgesics (Pain Killers)

Analgesics are drugs that relieve pain. Analgesics include paracetamol, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), narcotic drugs, synthetic drugs with narcotic properties and various others. On this forum, you can talk about acetaminophen, aspirin, ibuprofen, naproxen sodium, buprenorphine, diamorphine (heroin), fentanyl, hydrocodone, hydromorphone, methadone, morphine, opium, oxycodone, tramadol, and other analgesics.

myths of tylenol and motrin

Tylenol and motrin bing used to shut down kidneys before dialysis is it true I wass told that if he have a a little fucto

by loganpraise over a year ago

I have lost 20 lbs. since on Loricet. Does this drug contribute to weight loss?

I feel fine but have lost 20 lbs. since being on this drug for spinal stenosis. Can you suggest something for me to put weight back on. I am 62 and weigh 115 lbs. I am concerned. Peg Montanaro **edited by moderator**e-mail address prohibited**

by giasoph over a year ago

Information about daily health care

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by sandeepshankar256710 over a year ago

Question about Methadone

Answered by a doctor

I would like to know how long does it take for Methadone to be out of your system to take a drug test? And if there is anything you can drink or take to help it be out of your system. All your help I would appreciate. ;-)

by Guest over a year ago

Families found with pain-killing genetic mutations that had never experienced any pain

A rare genetic defect had been found in three related families living in Pakistan. Their members had an unusual inherited disorder and were unable to experience any kind of pain. Although they were not able to feel the pain, these people were still able to feel other sensations like touch, the...

by MarioB. over a year ago

side effects of solpadol

Have any of you ever taken solpadol? I am looking for information about the side effects of this drug. I saw the side effects listed in the package insert, but I know that the way the research is done lists any unpleasant symptoms people have after taking the drug, so I would much prefer to hear...

by marshall_154671154671 over a year ago

tizanidine and darvocet

Ever since I was changed to the tizanidine, my hair has been falling out on a regular basis. I need to know if this is the result of my meds, or can I rule that out and research my hair loss somewhere else. I am only 28 and I have no hereditary factors for hair loss

by Guest over a year ago

Painkiller killed four people in Washington

Drug Fentora, which had been prescribed as a painkiller for headaches, resulted in the death of four patients in Washington, USA. Headaches were, however, not what Fentora was approved for. The drug was granted approval by the FDA only for usage by cancer patients who are already undergoing morphine...

by Mark over a year ago

Addiction and responbility

It is high time that someone tell it like it is about addiction and recovery. I have rarely heard anyone on these boards or an 12 step meetings take any responsibity for their own addiction. It's always a "disease" or they became addicted because of their parents, or their job, or it's the people...

by Frank over a year ago

cold turkey subxone withdrawal

I have been dependent on suboxone for 3 years. I decided to quit "cold turkey." I had made it 45 days, 40 were in withdrawal. During this withdrawal I had been taking a bunch of other meds to help the withdrawal, these were gabapentin, klonopin (I think it makes me depressed), and...

by Guest over a year ago