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1. Sublingual fentanyl for cancer related pain - GLG News
Always room for more pain medications/formulations for cancer patients The sublingual fentanyl approach is a highly desirable formulation due to rapid onset of action ie BTP control The concern is th.

2. Narcotics | Musings of a Distractible Mind
This is what drives many people to addiction - they start taking the medication as much for emotional reasons as for pain relief. It is a very hard situation for the patient with true chronic pain. Long-acting pain medications on a ...

3. Fentanyl Pain Patch Recalls: Duragesic and Generic Patches Could ...
The pain patch, which was first approved in 1994 under the brand name Duragesic, is used for continuous relief from chronic pain. It contains the powerful opiid painkiller fentanyl, which is contained between sealed layers of the patch ...

4. PriCara™ Recalls 50 mcg/hr DURAGESIC(R) (fentanyl transdermal ...
Patients using fentanyl patches who have medical questions should contact their health-care providers. For additional information, visit http://www.duragesic.com. DURAGESIC is used to manage persistent moderate to severe chronic pain...

5. Another Recall of Duralgesic Patches | InjuryBoard Orlando
Duralgesic patches are topical patches that users attach to the skin to treat chronic pain. The medication involved is fentanyl which is an opiate 80 times stronger than morphine. The patches are...

6. Medication Safety Alert - iGuard.org
ABOUT Fentanyl. Active Drug(s): Fentanyl. WHAT DOES IT DO? This product is used in the treatment of moderate to severe chronic pain. It is a narcotic and works to bind to opioid receptors, producing an analgesic and sedative effect. ...

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8. Hissey Kientz, LLP Warns Duragesic Patch Users About Potential ...
The pain patch contains an extremely potent pain medication known as fentanyl, which is about 80 times as strong as morphine, according to the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration. Federal and state health authorities have reported ...

9. chronic_pain: Should I Quit While I'm Ahead?
I found a new pain dr. who is willing to help me manage my medications. Even he says that being on "only" 3 medications is an achievement, but he's willing to try and wean me off the fentanyl and perhaps the nortrip. as well. ...

10. chronic_pain: Pain Management
Your pain management office is treating you like a drug seeker rather than a patient in chronic pain. You need a new doctor and the fact that you are on medicaid should not be a discriminating factor to these doctors. ...