Ouch or ouch?
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I've had to be on painkillers for about 4 years now (Hopefully it'll be over soon). I've added colace to my slew of meds and take laxatives if I go too long. Good luck!
Or you can go to your doctor and ask for some thing else before you get hooked on opioids that did nothing to help. Doesn't sound worth it
You do realize that if your pain is severe enough, it becomes impossible to give you a dosage of medication high enough to completely stop the pain without overdosing? And that not only are alternative treatments not available everywhere, but can be just as dangerous and addictive, or simply not work for a person? Because you sound not only very arrogant but very ignorant.
Or you can go to your doctor and ask for some thing else before you get hooked on opioids that did nothing to help. Doesn't sound worth it
Have you tried eating lots of oatmeal with milk? It makes me Shit like crazy if I eat it to often. You can at some honey if you don't like the taste
my mom had this same problem after her Rx from surgery. try some weed, really.
Or find a doctor who will get you OFF of opioids and onto something better, less addictive, and doesn't have serious side effects.
There are new medications designed specifically for OIC (opioid induced constipation) ask your doctor about it
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Since you haven't told us which option you chose, it's hard to tell if this is or isn't a shitty situation.
Talk to your doctor, see what they suggest. If the problem has a biological cause, that needs treated along with the pain. If the painkiller have to become a long term thing, you still need tit all with them about either trying different ones to see if any don't constipate you, or set up a medicine and/or diet regime to minimize the impact the painkillers are having on your bowels.