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What is Opioid analgesic?
Opioid analgesics are the drugs which act on the opioid receptors like mu, kappa, delta. These are the receptors for pain, scattered all over the body from the brain, to the skin. Morphine, pethidine, fentanyl, sufentanyl and codiene are the licensed narcotic opioid drugs.
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I believe I'm experiencing a very bad fibromyalgia flare up as I'm in pain all over my body including my legs and right hip which is so very...
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Fibromyalgia-flare up
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Thank you for your query. I can understand your concerns.
You are on multiple medications...
Can I continue taking my tramadol? I noticed that sometimes at night I have body jerks mainly the feet. I take 50mg daily as needed. I have seen...
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Tramadol should be taken not for prolonged period of time.
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