My sister got put on 90mg slow releasing Dihydrocodeine and 4 off here 30mg per day and they have helped her amazingly. Her spine is riddled with arthritis and after a few days of taking this combination she felt amazing for the first time in years. She called me and said please get slow releasing Dihydrocodeine from your doctor so yesterday I already had a appointment with the doctor at the hospital so when I saw him for something else I asked him could I please have the slow releasing Dihydrocodeine and he gave them to me. So here goes I start them today so I will see if they work for me. Please god I hope so as I have been through so much with my spine. I will keep you all posted and let you know if they work for me. I truly hope that you are all as well as you can be. Sending you all warm hugs 🤗 🤗🤗 xxx Jan101
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Slow releasing Dihydrocodeine
I really hope they work for you....it would be terrific!! Look forward to hearing more....xx
Hi Trikki thank you I really hope that they do. I will let you know. I truly hope that you are feeling as well as you can be. Jan101 xxxx
Many happy returns trikki, wishing you a happy birthday enjoy your day with your family.
Best wishes Loraine
Good luck jan 101, I hope you get some relief, keep us posted.
Wishing you a pain free day as possible
Loraine x
Hi Lorraine 121 thank you very much I really hope they do give me some relief. I will keep you posted and let you know how I get on. I hope you're as well as you can be. Take good care of yourself. Jan 🤗🤗xx
Hi Mydexter
Yes one 90mg and one 30mg in morning together. Then one 30mg four hours later then another 30mg four hours later again then around 6 in the evening one 90mg and 30mg together and she is riddled with arthritis and she says she has no pain now she might get a twinge if she's on her feet for a while so she sits down and rest her self then she is on the move again. Because the arthritis was also in her spine it was going down her legs and she was collapsing and she could not walk the length of the house. So you can see the difference and how it has helped her. I am about to start my first one now as my chemist has just got them in for me. Maybe you could speak to your doctor and try and get them to see if they help you. I will let you know if they help me because I am also on 30 MG of dihydrocodeine. I wish you as well as you can be. Take good care of yourself. Jan 🤗🤗xx
Hi Mydexter My Dihydrocodeine only reduces my pain but doesn't take it completely away. I will deafly keep you posted in around about one week. Take good care of yourself. Jan xxx
Fingers crossed you will finally get relief Xx
Hi bluebell99 only took one today and I can't believe already it has reduced the pain. Let's hope it continues to get better. I hope that you are feeling as well as you can be. Jan 🤗🤗xxx
Thank you bluebell99. I hope that you are keeping well. 🤗🤗xx
Hi Jan101 good to hear from you again- I too took Dihydrocdeine (known as Paramol 118) for my anky spond pain along with brufen, yes they are good for pain, all these new anti eplileptic drugs and anti depressants for pain and sleeping just amaze me as they a re not conventional pain relief, the good old tried and tested still work.
Hi can-54
Nice to speak to you again. I have been taken the Dihydrocodeine and paracetamol with neuro fen and was still in pain. I took my first slow releasing Dihydrocodeine 90 MG with a normal Dihydrocodeine 30 MG with paracetamol and Neuro fen today and it has reduced the pain by at least 50% I am absolutely amazed. Like my sister I will carry on with them and hopefully have some Quality of life. You are so right about all these other depressant tablets they do not work for me. I hope you are as well as can be. Take good care of yourself. Jan 🤗🤗xxxx
All fingers crossed for you hope they work.
Hi Jan101
I want to sincerely wish you all the best of luck with your low releasing Dihydro codeine and please take care of yourself my friend.
All my hopes and dreams for you
Ken x 
Can I ask you if these contain Morphine? As my step sister says that they do...thanks x
Hi Lins345 no they don't. Hope you are feeling as well as you can be. Jan 🤗🤗🌹🌷🌹xxx
Thanks Hun...my step sister just told me she wouldn't want to be stuck on morphine! So glad you cleared that up xx
Thanks Jan101 😘💕xx and you take care
Hi Jan101 let me no how your doing with them I'm on slow release morphine 60mg a day I find they take edge off but still suffer really badly with pain wish they had something that took pain away altogether that the best thing that can happen
Good luck hun hope they work for you 🤗😘🤗😘xxx
Hi Bambamnan
Had to increase the slow releasing dihydrocodeine to 120 mg and doing a lot better on them now. Get a little sore if I am on my feet for to long but really good they do take the pain away. Maybe you could ask your GP and see what they say. I think when you are in pain we will try most things to see if they can help us. As I said I do get some pain if I am on my feet for to long. Take good care of yourself love. 🤗🤗🤗🌹🌷🌹🌷🌹xxx
Hi Mydexter Just giving you a update on the slow releasing dihydrocodeine. I came off the 90mg and went up to the 120 slow releasing dihydrocodeine and have made a good difference. If I am on my feet for to long I get a bit sore so I rest up for a bit and then I am ok again but I can't sit now for two long or I get stiff. I hope this helps you and you can speak with your GP. I hope that you are feeling as well as you can be. Take good care of yourself. Jan 🤗🤗🤗🌹🌷🌹🌷🌹xxx
Hi Mydexter
I take 120mg slow releasing dihydrocodeine with 2 paracetamol and 60mg dihydrocodeine normal ones. Sometimes I will add 2 nurofen with them. Then in the afternoon I take 60mg dihydrocodeine with 2 paracetamol and 2 nurofen. Then after dinner the same again as the morning dose. I hope this helps you. Also you must take something to make you go to the toilet as you will get constipation. I hope this helps you. Take good care of yourself. Jan 🤗🤗🌹🌷🌹xxx
You to. 🤗🤗xx
So distressed & feeling a failure
Pick & Mix of Medications!
Feel like a different person on gabapentin :)
What can I expect now, I got an appointment with a Rheumatologist?
