Thank you It reminds me of the Lidocaine patches

@A MyChronicPainTeam Member, fentanyl patches are not that great. For one thing, they have to be left on for a 72 hour period; at least that's the way it was prescribed for me. The most common problem was them not sticking to the skin for that long. I would have to tape them on to keep them on. It made showering quite a challenge. And I am allergic to surgical tape. My skin would peel off with the tape. Didn't work for me, just saying.

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Hi Barb! I know exactly what you mean about the difficulties finding a good doctor in New Jersey. I drive about 45 minutes -1 hour south to get to my doctor, but I love him and trust him so it's worth the trip. If you want a recommendation, just ask. The practice has offices in both Voorhees and Hamilton/Robbinsville.
Dropping a person off meds like that is equal to torture in my mind. I've withdrawn from meds because of issues with insurance companies, and it's a nightmare. I'm so sorry you have to go through this, especially if it's solely because of that simple statement. I hope things aren't getting worse and that you're starting to level out a little bit...

If you want try Suboxin for the withdrawal off of it. Opiate decency and getting off it is horrid.

Thank you @A MyChronicPainTeam Member. Now we are moving from NJ to Pa. I don't know what I am going to do about pain meds now. It seems no one provides them in NE Pa.

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