Re: Fentanyl patch

[Guest guest]

Re: fentanyl patch

, what brand are you using? I use the Mylan brand and it is

relatively easy to do.

Lois

> Does anyone know how to get the two clear plastic parts of the patch apart?

[Guest guest]

I use Mylan and brands and they are both easy to peel off. Ask at the

pharmacist counter and they can show you. It should not be difficult or

something is wrong.

Best of luck.

Becky in Illinois

[Guest guest]

How are the Fentanyl patches? Can I take them with Oxycodone and Tramadol?

They pills work ok unless I want to walk or stand for a period of time. I need

to lose weight and that means moving..ugh

I also heard they were expensive.

S

Becky wrote:

I use Mylan and brands and they are both easy to peel off. Ask at the

pharmacist counter and they can show you. It should not be difficult or

something is wrong.

[Guest guest]

I've been wearing the patches for over 10 years now. I used to have a problem

with them staying on, and I did like everyone else and got the overlays to put

on them.

They started making my skin really sore so I stopped using the overlays. Now I

stick them on my butt and they stay on really good. I even take a shower with

them on and have no problem.

I used to wear them on my upper arm and I never wore sleeveless shirts because I

didn't want anyone to see I wore the patch. I'm so happy I can wear a sleeveless

shirt again.

The patches have helped me a lot but I want to get off of them so bad. I've

tried to get off of them but the withdrawal is terrible! If anyone has gotten

off of them and didn't have such a hard time let me know how you did it.

Angie

[Guest guest]

Angie,

What kind of withdrawal problems are you experiencing? I am getting ready to

try to go off and maybe I won't be able to either. I know I don't want my pain

back so if I have to wear them the rest of my life, so be it. Becky in

Illinois

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[Guest guest]

Becky,

When I went through withdrawals it was the worse thing that I've have been

through. First I started feeling very agitated then very depressed.

About the 4th day of feeling agitated and depressed, upset stomach and diarrhea

was added along with chills and fever. I have never felt so bad in my life.

After about 9 days of feeling bad my husband had to call an ambulance because my

blood pressure hit rock bottom. I was so week I couldn't even walk to my

bathroom only 4 steps away.

When I got to the emergency room the doctor gave me a morphine shot and I felt a

lot better, but I was also mad at my self for letting the doctor give me the

shot because I was almost home free. That was the first time I tried.

The second time I tried I went to a doctor and got suboxone. It is a medicine

that keeps you from going into withdrawals. I did really well with it, but I

couldn't get out of bed until around 2 or 3 in the afternoon because of my pain.

I went to the doctor and told him I couldn't live that way so I ended up getting

back on the patch. It was either the patch or pills and I hate taking pills.

I want to try to get off of the patch again and see if I can control my

fibromyalgia with exercise and diet. I don't know if it will work or if I can

even do it, but if I can get off the patches without having to go through hell

I'm going to give the exercise and diet a try.

If you have never heard of suboxone type it into google or yahoo and read about

it. Good luck to you!

Angie

--- Becky in Illinois wrote:

>

> Angie,

> What kind of withdrawal problems are you experiencing? I am getting ready

to try to go off and maybe I won't be able to either. I know I don't want my

pain back so if I have to wear them the rest of my life, so be it.