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much here but I read the post's alot I believe it does say the f.d.a. is
committed to make pain medicine to those who need it. They want for
pharmaceutical company's to make abuse- deterrent medicine's
they are suppose to have a time to consider patient's view. I hope I got this right. I will see what that is about the D.E.A.
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New England Compounding Center (NECC) is a compounding pharmacy. It has now recalled the 2,410 different drugs it sold in all 50 states. Fungal contamination of at least one product -- single-shot syringes filled with a steroid preparation -- is responsible for the meningitis outbreak.
This raises serious questions about compounding pharmacies, which make some 3% of drugs dispensed in the U.S.
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That's because pain medication, while helpful, often cannot provide complete relief of pain. It may reduce but not eliminate pain.View Thread
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It's a great way for those that can't make it to our monthly support and education groups which alternate monthly with no meeting in December.
Courage Center in Stillwater, MN also has a live support group.View Thread
http://www.doctorsforpain.com
i hope everyone uses these sites to empower themselves and get the Best care they can remember as of 2010 which is the newest data i have seen there are 3352 Certified and practicing as Pain Medicine Specialists and there are some 25 million + of us needing care.
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http://www.aafp.org/afp/2000/0215/p1073.html
Very interesting reading!View Thread
Presents some interesting discussion.View Thread
I hope others get something out of it, too.View Thread
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Read more on this via the link above and share your thoughts and experiences.
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There is lots of good info and access to patient ambassadors, or people who have the system who are willing to share, one-to-one, their experiences.View Thread
Please read the following if you have a pain pump or insulin pump!
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/737940?src=mp&spon=24
Hope this has helped.View Thread
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