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Group: alt.support.chronicpain · Group Profile
Author: LoriB.o.B.LoriB.o.B. Date: May 6, 2008 01:58
On May 5, 8:56 pm, Debs yahoo.com> wrote:> Why should we stay away?
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> Debs
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> Michael B wrote:
>> That's dextromethorphan, something the folks with neuropathic
>> pain should be very aware of.
>> When it's co-administered with an opiate, I believe they call it
>> MK-801, but I'm not positive about the number and I figure there
>> are plenty that could tell about it.
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>> On May 5, 7:26 pm, "OldGoat" ERdocsuckYahoo.com> wrote:>
>>>Dear Penelope,
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>>>The worst part of it all is that all this information on how to keep
>>>tolerance in check is 20 and 30 years old. They know how to do it (I had an
>>>article from England somewhere from 1982 about dextrosemothorphan (forgive
>>>he spelling but it's a very common ingredient in cough medicine) keeps
>>>tolerance in check, there a lot of stuff they could be doing.
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Ps-lol, sorry ...more to add to my post about "dex"! all I forgot to
say was I Don't Know Why ppl w/Neuropathic Pain Should Avoid It!!! I
didn't see that, tho I suspect the link needs more perusal by me!!!
Also, it's the reason (I think) Michael brought it up in this, his
thread!! lol, "dex" enhances pain meds. gahhhh, sorry about puttin'
my hands to the keyboard b4 brain is in action!
Kindly,
LoriBoB
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