CYCLOBENZAPRINE vs Milnacipran

I have been in pain management for 2 years following a bad mva. Ive had 5 surgeries, have surgery #6 in a week and a half and surgery #7 at the end of December. My current rx is 20mg a day of oxycodone (I only take 10-15 and am saving the rest for surgery in 10 days), 10mg a day of cyclobenzaprine

I was diagnosed with fibromyalgia (FM) in December 2023. There are 200+ symptoms and comorbidities of fibromyalgia varying both in number and intensity from person to person. I'll share with you what I know. It's believed that FM is neurological in nature, caused by problems with the nervous system.

https://ir.tonixpharma.com/ I can’t help but get my hopes up for this drug I’ve been keeping watch on for years. He goes into so much detail for all of us curious. He does seem absolutely confident in FDA approval August 15. Expanded the workforce massively in preparation. Drug would be aimed for Q4

I find it to alleviate my back pain, but I wish it penetrated deeper into the area by the bone. Works great but I just don’t like the heavy sedation.. wish I had a Analgesic drug along with it. Best I can do is poppy seed tea. I know where to get dope but I don’t mess around with that anymore. I nee

I need to vent and also get some feedback from people who have knowledge on the subject. Going a little crazy here 😅 I have lupus, fibro and Raynaud's. All formally diagnosed. Also have depression and ADHD. I'm on cyclobenzaprine for the fibro, venlafaxine for depression, hydroxychloroquine and NS

All 3 referrals I've had so far resulted in denials, on 900mg gabapentin 3 x daily, duloxetine 60mg per day, naproxen 500mg 2 x daily, cyclobenzaprine 10mg 2 x daily. Drink 3-5 shots a night and smoke and vape 50/50 weed thc and cbd mix throughout the day to keep me sane. Have to lie down for hours

I've been on Norco, cyclobenzaprine, and gabapentin for my severe neck and back pain for a significant number of years. It's the only thing that let's me function and continue to work. My pharmacy like others has been out of Norco for months, and only because my wife had recent surgery did I become

In this post, I'm going to discuss a drug called milnacipran. In the US, it goes by the brand name, Savella, and is a relatively new treatment on the market for chronic nerve pain. Please note that this is not medical advice and I am not a doctor. If you're curious to learn more about this medicatio

Just to let you know that after disappointing failures, I ended up finding a SNRI-like molecule that works on me (Milnacipran). It is apparently the 6th most effective statistically: http://slatestarcodex.com/blog_images/cipriani1.png For those curious about the effects, I'm basically not depressed

Dear community! I battle with chronic depression since more than a decade now and I have just discovered the realm of nootropics. I want to ask you, who are more experienced, to give me some guidance and tell me which substances and protocols might be worth trying! So this is my case: I am depressed

And I am talking about INTERNAL chest pain. I already know all about costochondritis which I have and is for the most part under control. I am to my wits end with going to the ER and doctors over and over for my heart and chest. I am perimenopausal and know hormones cause a part of my chest pain, PV

A member here told me that a combination of carbamazepine 200 mg and 25 mg amirtriptyline taken every night was 100% effective in preventing symptoms. He said that he still got pois when he tried amitriptyline alone but reported much less POIS on carbamazepine alone. This effect has been consistent

In this post, I’ll share a few strategies that have substantially increased my happiness and sense of self-worth, even while living with severe, widespread pain. For context, I am a 34F with decades of chronic pain experience. I was raised in a domestic violence environment where I was perpetually b

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