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Thank goodness for help from pain clinic. May the Hyaluronic shot be helpful. Getting old sure has been tough for many of us, but we are trying our best to keep on!! I'll be checking on that also, thanks for the info.
Hi woojr,
It's good that you can count on oxy to help manage pain. It is certainly addictive, but it's clear you're not abusing it.
I'm a recovering alcoholic/addict and relate very well to your friend's story. I'm so sorry that he passed so young. I abused mainly alcohol, but I also abused prescription opiates. Fortunately I've been sober 14 years now, and counting.
I've been through knee replacement surgery (both knees). right hip and left shoulder. My post-op pain has been managed well by diluted nerve blocks and/or an Rx NSAID called Toradol. Toradol works great, but can't be used for more than five days.
I've had two bouts of sciatica, and if not for a very strong set of core muscles, I'd be a candidate for fusion. I'd like to avoid that.
I wish you the best, especially with back pain.
Joe