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Naarcotic Alternatives
      #310850 - 07/10/07 07:37 AM
dan the redneck man

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Loc: Houghton; MI

Been a while since I checked in, I'm happily living the married life. Jen was on the road a lot during late May but she was able to get reassigned to a research project thats closer to home. My truck crapped out on me two weeks ago and I ended up getting a motorcycle, I kinda like getting 45mpg instead of 8. any way,

I'm almost out of vicodin, which I use only when I have a severe attack and can't immediately go home to recover, ie during an college exam or while a long way from home. I don't regularly need them, I've used less than 20 pills in a little over 3 years. Since I live in a college town most doctors are very wary about perscribing narcotics to college age people for non-tradition uses (ie controlling IBS). So my question is whether there is anything else that will stop an attack as well as a narcotic but is easier to get a hold of? thanks.



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      #310851 - 07/10/07 07:58 AM
Snorkie

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Loc: Northern Illinois, USA

Maybe Levsin? It made me really, really tired, but it slowed the spasms.

Or maybe that won't cut it. Vicodin for attacks - man, you must be in serious pain then. Ugh!

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      #310854 - 07/10/07 09:23 AM
dan the redneck man

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It doesn't happen often but I will occasionally have a severe attack, usually brought on by stress. On two different occasions I passed out. I'd say thats pretty bad. Its not so much the pain releving effect that helps but the effect narcotics have on the digestive system, they relax the muscles and slow things down. exactyly what I need during a severe attack.

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