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Has anyone else experienced issues with a newly implanted pain pump?
Chronic Pain | Last Active: Feb 15 8:12am | Replies (52)Comment receiving replies
Hi Archie:
I have called it in and I am taking your advice. Dilaudid will be put in my pump June 17. I sure hope I get the break I am looking for. It’s a shame that can’t just fix you. Thanks very much for your input. Jeff
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@jeffspain Just saw your post regarding having Dilaudid put in your pump. I have Dilaudid but am having a difficult time getting enough to ease my pain. The trial went great, and I had one good day about two months ago. Nothing since. I am currently at 1.97 mg of Dilaudid every 24 hours. How are you making out with it in your pump. I will DM you in case you don't see this. Thanks.
@jeffspain I just saw your post from last year about getting Dilaudid in your pump. I am wondering how ii is going. Decent pain relief? I am still not getting any relief from mine. Have a blessed day.
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I had a pain pump temporarily attached to my shoulder after an in-house operation to clean out the tissue debris from my painful torn shoulder muscle.
The Vicodin injections led to yellow jaundice and I ended up in the hospital with a liver bilirubin count of 12. The normal range is 1-3.
After a liver biopsy and numerous blood tests, it took 3 days to bring the count down to 7 when I was discharged.
Be careful what you wish for.