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1/7/2009
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| On Mon, 4 Feb 2002 15:50:02 -0800, "GYPSY" wrote: My wife has been taking fiorcet everyday. She used to take Fiorinal/w/cod but developed an ulcer. I believe fiorcet has Tylenol and not aspirin in it. Tylenol doesnt work very well for her. Next week we go see a neurodoc for the first time. Our expectations are not very positive. Well, Ill keep my fingers crossed for you. My neuro is very well informed and helpful. I feel that taking fioricet or fiorinol every day probably leads to rebounds, it certainly did for me. When I got off it I did much better. |
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| Dana--the reason some of your doctors are refusing to give you Fioricet is because they want to help you avoid analgesic rebound headache. This is a very common and debilitating condition which arises from use of pain medications, particularly those containing butalbital, to abort headaches--the headaches start coming more frequently, requiring more frequent use of the med, until you have daily headaches that respond poorly to almost any treatment (there is treatment available, but youll need to consult a neurologist who has a real interest in headaches to really fix the problem). Many effective preventative medications are available, but no one can predetermine with certainty which particular therapy will be best for you--that takes time, and effort, and more than a little trial-and-error. Find a physician who will spend some time with you and listen to your story. |
| I had to change doctors after getting a new job. A new neurologist refused to even give me a script for Fioricet so my new regular doctor in the plan did. Until now he says something about someone monitoring how much narcotics he is giving out so he stopped giving this to me. |
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