Due to the NHS realising the GPs were dishing out opiates without properly monitoring patients.
I have had my oramorph stopped, I now take zomorph that help, Oramorph is taken for immediate release. Getting to the pain enabling people to get a quality of life back without pain.
How do I get this medication prescribed again. I’ve an appointment with the pain clinic. I’m dreading it, will he issue an unrealistic taper program that finishes me off
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Hello there I think your fears may be right, I take Tramadol have done for ten years or more now I am back to speaking to a doctor every month to get painkillers for ongoing arthritic pain.These drugs are the ones agreed to by a pain clinic. Have to smile , all these changes cost money. Good luck with getting it sorted OH I even do my own blood pressure.
Wow how did you get Oramorph in the first place? I also have been on Tramadol a long time and found Oramorph was the only thing that worked for me, when they gave it to me in hospital. Good luck 🤞
See your lung specialist at the hosp. My gps refused oromorph and lorazepam(which i was on in hosp) but specialist did me a prescription no problem as i deffo needed it.
Hi I'm new, I wish you luck with your medication, my doctors surgery have started withdrawing me from diazipam, I also hear there starting on people's pain relief, there should be a law against this, after all its all done over the phone, I'm exhausted with my drs
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