Study of possible correlation between myopathy and DARVOCET-N 100
Accompanying discussion about FactMed users Questions and Concerns
About this FactMed analysis covering adverse side effect reports of DARVOCET-N 100 patients who developed myopathy.
FactMed provides MD-approved analysis to help both patients, researchers, and physicians accurately assess the risk profile for more than 20,000 different pharmaceutical products. The below report offers compiled information from Food & Drug Administration and FactMed user submissions. Between January 2004 and October 2012, 44 individuals taking DARVOCET-N 100 reported myopathy to the FDA. A total of 4257 DARVOCET-N 100 drug adverse event reaction reports were made with the FDA during this time period. Often the FDA only receives reports of the most critical and severe cases; these numbers may therefore underrepresent the complication rate of the medication.FDA Research Report
Introduction This page is designed to help you determine the relationship, if any, between DARVOCET-N 100 and myopathy. In doing so, we compare DARVOCET-N 100 with other drugs that cause myopathy, to help you evaluate whether or not DARVOCET-N 100 causes myopathy. Likewise, this page shows the most highly-reported side effects of DARVOCET-N 100, so you can see if myopathy ranks among DARVOCET-N 100's most well-known side effects.
Summary StatisticsReports of DARVOCET-N 100 causing myopathy: 44
Reports of any side effect of DARVOCET-N 100 : 4257
Percentage of DARVOCET-N 100 patients where myopathy is a reported side effect: 1.0336%
FDA reports of any drug causing myopathy : 3605
Average percentage for all medicated patients where myopathy is reported as a complication: 0.0226%
Physician opinion on DARVOCET-N 100 as adverse event culprit:
Overall opinion for all reports of this drug:
Most frequent diagnoses/indications for prescribing DARVOCET-N 100:
PAIN
( 470 patients )DRUG USE FOR UNKNOWN INDICATION ( 143 patients )
PRODUCT USED FOR UNKNOWN INDICATION ( 110 patients )
BACK PAIN ( 108 patients )
ARTHRITIS ( 51 patients )
ARTHRALGIA ( 40 patients )
OSTEOARTHRITIS ( 20 patients )
RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS ( 19 patients )
HEADACHE ( 14 patients )
PROCEDURAL PAIN ( 12 patients )
MIGRAINE ( 8 patients )
ABDOMINAL PAIN ( 7 patients )
PAIN IN EXTREMITY ( 6 patients )
PAIN MANAGEMENT ( 6 patients )
CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME ( 6 patients )
NECK PAIN ( 6 patients )
FIBROMYALGIA ( 5 patients )
INTERVERTEBRAL DISC PROTRUSION ( 5 patients )
BREAKTHROUGH PAIN ( 5 patients )
BACK INJURY ( 5 patients )
BONE PAIN ( 4 patients )
MUSCLE STRAIN ( 4 patients )
ABDOMINAL PAIN UPPER ( 4 patients )
MYALGIA ( 4 patients )
PSORIATIC ARTHROPATHY ( 4 patients )
PELVIC PAIN ( 3 patients )
NAUSEA ( 3 patients )
NEURALGIA ( 3 patients )
MUSCULOSKELETAL DISCOMFORT ( 3 patients )
GOUT ( 2 patients )
TOOTHACHE ( 2 patients )
ANALGESIC THERAPY ( 2 patients )
INJECTION SITE PAIN ( 2 patients )
NON-CARDIAC CHEST PAIN ( 2 patients )
RESTLESS LEGS SYNDROME ( 2 patients )
ARTHROPATHY ( 2 patients )
SPINAL COMPRESSION FRACTURE ( 2 patients )
BREAST PAIN ( 2 patients )
VULVAL ULCERATION ( 2 patients )
CHEST PAIN ( 2 patients )
CROHN'S DISEASE ( 2 patients )
IRRITABLE BOWEL SYNDROME ( 2 patients )
SCIATICA ( 2 patients )
TOOTH ABSCESS ( 1 patients )
PLANTAR FASCIITIS ( 1 patients )
BREAST CANCER ( 1 patients )
MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN ( 1 patients )
HIP FRACTURE ( 1 patients )
POSTOPERATIVE CARE ( 1 patients )
BURSITIS ( 1 patients )
WRIST FRACTURE ( 1 patients )
ILL-DEFINED DISORDER ( 1 patients )
CARTILAGE INJURY ( 1 patients )
RADIATION ASSOCIATED PAIN ( 1 patients )
CHEST WALL PAIN ( 1 patients )
DIABETIC NEUROPATHY ( 1 patients )
JOINT INJURY ( 1 patients )
ROAD TRAFFIC ACCIDENT ( 1 patients )
BACK DISORDER ( 1 patients )
LYMPHOMA ( 1 patients )
SCOLIOSIS ( 1 patients )
FALL ( 1 patients )
MONARTHRITIS ( 1 patients )
GENERAL SYMPTOM ( 1 patients )
PHANTOM PAIN ( 1 patients )
TOOTH LOSS ( 1 patients )
POST PROCEDURAL PAIN ( 1 patients )
HYPOAESTHESIA ( 1 patients )
ANALGESIC EFFECT ( 1 patients )
INFLUENZA LIKE ILLNESS ( 1 patients )
NEUROPATHY PERIPHERAL ( 1 patients )
ARTERIAL OCCLUSIVE DISEASE ( 1 patients )
INTERVERTEBRAL DISC DISORDER ( 1 patients )
RADICULOPATHY ( 1 patients )
OEDEMA PERIPHERAL ( 1 patients )
DRUG ABUSE ( 1 patients )
ATRIAL FIBRILLATION ( 1 patients )
KNEE ARTHROPLASTY ( 1 patients )
FACIAL NEURALGIA ( 1 patients )
PAIN IN JAW ( 1 patients )
SPINAL COLUMN STENOSIS ( 1 patients )
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SIMVASTATIN (410 patients)
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PREDNISONE (241 patients)
CRESTOR (239 patients)
ZOMETA (201 patients)
PREDNISOLONE (199 patients)
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FUROSEMIDE (162 patients)
ZETIA (153 patients)
HYDROCHLOROTHIAZIDE (144 patients)
PREDNISONE TAB (139 patients)
LEVOTHYROXINE SODIUM (138 patients)
VIOXX (130 patients)
ALLOPURINOL (125 patients)
DEXAMETHASONE (124 patients)
INSULIN (120 patients)
COUMADIN (118 patients)
CYCLOSPORINE (113 patients)
ATENOLOL (112 patients)
ATORVASTATIN CALCIUM (110 patients)
NORVASC (108 patients)
CLARITHROMYCIN (107 patients)
AMBIEN (104 patients)
MYCOPHENOLATE MOFETIL (103 patients)
LISINOPRIL (99 patients)
NOROXIN (98 patients)
DECADRON (97 patients)
OMEPRAZOLE (97 patients)
POTASSIUM CHLORIDE (96 patients)
SORAFENIB (RAF KINASE INHIBITOR) (95 patients)
GABAPENTIN (94 patients)
SYNTHROID (94 patients)
LAMIVUDINE (90 patients)
AMLODIPINE (90 patients)
RAMIPRIL (89 patients)
NEXIUM (88 patients)
PRILOSEC (87 patients)
METHYLPREDNISOLONE (85 patients)
WARFARIN SODIUM (83 patients)
ZIDOVUDINE (82 patients)
ALBUTEROL (82 patients)
LANSOPRAZOLE (80 patients)
MEK INHIBITOR (DIHYDROXYPROP-DIFLU-METHOXYPHEN-CYCLOPROPA-SULFAMI) (80 patients)
PROTONIX (79 patients)
ACETAMINOPHEN (77 patients)
FOLIC ACID (77 patients)
MULTI-VITAMINS (75 patients)
XANAX (75 patients)
COZAAR (73 patients)
NEURONTIN (73 patients)
REMICADE (71 patients)
REVLIMID (69 patients)
HUMIRA (68 patients)
AMIODARONE HCL (67 patients)
FLONASE (65 patients)
CELEXA (64 patients)
FERROUS SULFATE TAB (64 patients)
ATORVASTATIN (64 patients)
AMLODIPINE BESYLATE (64 patients)
SPIRONOLACTONE (63 patients)
MAGNEVIST (62 patients)
VYTORIN (62 patients)
ZOLOFT (61 patients)
PEPCID (60 patients)
PROGRAF (60 patients)
CITALOPRAM HYDROBROMIDE (59 patients)
VICODIN (59 patients)
ADVAIR DISKUS 100/50 (59 patients)
ULTRAVIST 150 (59 patients)
PLAVIX (59 patients)
METHOTREXATE (58 patients)
COLCHICINE (58 patients)
AREDIA (57 patients)
OXYCONTIN (57 patients)
LYRICA (57 patients)
DIDANOSINE (56 patients)
ENALAPRIL MALEATE (55 patients)
HEPARIN SODIUM INJECTION (55 patients)
TAMOXIFEN CITRATE (55 patients)
ACYCLOVIR (52 patients)
FENOFIBRATE (52 patients)
PRAVASTATIN (52 patients)
CLONAZEPAM (51 patients)
ITRACONAZOLE (51 patients)
CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE (51 patients)
DIGOXIN (49 patients)
SEBIVO (49 patients)
TOPROL-XL (49 patients)
LORAZEPAM (48 patients)
DILTIAZEM (48 patients)
LORTAB (48 patients)
ELAVIL (47 patients)
DIFLUCAN (47 patients)
METOPROLOL TARTRATE (46 patients)
ATIVAN (46 patients)
VELCADE (45 patients)
ALENDRONATE SODIUM (45 patients)
VITAMIN D (45 patients)
KLOR-CON (45 patients)
PRAVACHOL (45 patients)
WELLBUTRIN (44 patients)
TRICOR (44 patients)
DARVOCET-N 100 (44 patients)
PERCOCET (44 patients)
RAPAMUNE (43 patients)
ASCORBIC ACID (43 patients)
LEVAQUIN (43 patients)
AROMASIN (43 patients)
DIAZEPAM (43 patients)
ZANTAC (43 patients)
GEMFIBROZIL (41 patients)
CELEBREX (41 patients)
OXYCODONE HCL (41 patients)
ABACAVIR (40 patients)
LEXAPRO (40 patients)
NIFEDIPINE (40 patients)
RADIATION THERAPY (39 patients)
ACETYLSALICYLIC ACID SRT (39 patients)
ACIPHEX (39 patients)
METFORMIN HCL (39 patients)
IRON (39 patients)
ALTACE (39 patients)
TACROLIMUS (38 patients)
EFAVIRENZ (38 patients)
ZYPREXA (38 patients)
ZYRTEC (38 patients)
LESCOL (37 patients)
[THERAPY UNSPECIFIED] (37 patients)
METOPROLOL (37 patients)
GLEEVEC (37 patients)
PANTOPRAZOLE SODIUM (36 patients)
FOSAMAX PLUS D (36 patients)
PROPRANOLOL HYDROCHLORIDE (36 patients)
EFFEXOR (36 patients)
AMIODARONE (36 patients)
CEFTRIAXONE (36 patients)
HERCEPTIN (35 patients)
THALIDOMIDE (35 patients)
FUSIDIC ACID (35 patients)
SINGULAIR (35 patients)
IBUPROFEN (35 patients)
SPIRIVA (35 patients)
LOSARTAN POTASSIUM (35 patients)
VANCOMYCIN (35 patients)
WARFARIN (34 patients)
PERIDEX (34 patients)
BISOPROLOL (34 patients)
HYZAAR (34 patients)
SIROLIMUS (34 patients)
SOLU-MEDROL (34 patients)
ALPRAZOLAM (34 patients)
CO-TRIMOXAZOLE (34 patients)
AMITRIPTYLINE HCL (34 patients)
COREG (34 patients)
VITAMINS (UNSPECIFIED) (33 patients)
ACETYLSALICYLIC ACID (33 patients)
AZATHIOPRINE (33 patients)
ZOFRAN (33 patients)
CALTRATE +D (33 patients)
PROTEINASE INHIBITORS (33 patients)
CARTIA /USA/ (33 patients)
NIASPAN (33 patients)
PANTOPRAZOLE (33 patients)
MEGESTROL ACETATE (32 patients)
COMPAZINE (32 patients)
ADENOSINE (32 patients)
ALDACTONE (32 patients)
LANTUS (32 patients)
GASMOTIN (32 patients)
PROZAC (32 patients)
ARIMIDEX (31 patients)
AVELOX (31 patients)
FENTANYL (31 patients)
CALCIUM (UNSPECIFIED) (31 patients)
PAXIL (31 patients)
GLIPIZIDE (31 patients)
FLUCONAZOLE (31 patients)
ARANESP (31 patients)
CLARITIN (31 patients)
DILAUDID (31 patients)
NEUPOGEN (31 patients)
AVANDIA (31 patients)
B12 ^RECIP^ (30 patients)
K-DUR (30 patients)
CALCIUM CARBONATE (30 patients)
CELLCEPT (30 patients)
METFORMIN (30 patients)
CLOPIDOGREL (30 patients)
TRAMADOL HCL (30 patients)
REQUIP (29 patients)
CARVEDILOL (29 patients)
GLUCOPHAGE (29 patients)
FLOMAX (29 patients)
ZESTRIL (29 patients)
MIRTAZAPINE (29 patients)
TIAZAC (29 patients)
CAPECITABINE (29 patients)
KETEK (29 patients)
NICORANDIL (29 patients)
VERAPAMIL (29 patients)
CYMBALTA (28 patients)
RALTEGRAVIR (28 patients)
LOVASTATIN (28 patients)
CALCIUM (28 patients)
ACTOS (28 patients)
MICARDIS (28 patients)
DILTIAZEM HYDROCHLORIDE (28 patients)
Most common side effects for patients taking DARVOCET-N 100:
PAIN (703 patients) ANXIETY (645 patients)
DYSPNOEA (583 patients)
NAUSEA (535 patients)
FATIGUE (513 patients)
ASTHENIA (503 patients)
DEPRESSION (457 patients)
BACK PAIN (442 patients)
FALL (440 patients)
HEADACHE (407 patients)
ANAEMIA (399 patients)
CHEST PAIN (396 patients)
WEIGHT DECREASED (385 patients)
ARTHRALGIA (382 patients)
DIZZINESS (381 patients)
INJURY (373 patients)
DIARRHOEA (367 patients)
PAIN IN EXTREMITY (366 patients)
OSTEOARTHRITIS (360 patients)
GASTROOESOPHAGEAL REFLUX DISEASE (341 patients)
VOMITING (335 patients)
MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION (333 patients)
HYPERTENSION (322 patients)
OEDEMA PERIPHERAL (320 patients)
BONE DISORDER (311 patients)
PNEUMONIA (310 patients)
TOOTH EXTRACTION (310 patients)
HYPOAESTHESIA (294 patients)
ABDOMINAL PAIN (292 patients)
CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENT (279 patients)
PAIN IN JAW (273 patients)
OSTEONECROSIS OF JAW (273 patients)
CARDIAC FAILURE CONGESTIVE (271 patients)
PYREXIA (264 patients)
INSOMNIA (264 patients)
URINARY TRACT INFECTION (249 patients)
OSTEOMYELITIS (245 patients)
EMOTIONAL DISTRESS (244 patients)
DEHYDRATION (243 patients)
HYPOTENSION (240 patients)
OSTEONECROSIS (232 patients)
CONSTIPATION (228 patients)
CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE (222 patients)
PARAESTHESIA (216 patients)
ANHEDONIA (212 patients)
DYSPHAGIA (209 patients)
NEUROPATHY PERIPHERAL (205 patients)
BRONCHITIS (202 patients)
SINUSITIS (196 patients)
SWELLING (192 patients)
PLEURAL EFFUSION (191 patients)
CELLULITIS (189 patients)
RENAL FAILURE (185 patients)
GAIT DISTURBANCE (184 patients)
ATRIAL FIBRILLATION (183 patients)
COUGH (182 patients)
INTERVERTEBRAL DISC DEGENERATION (181 patients)
CONFUSIONAL STATE (174 patients)
SPINAL OSTEOARTHRITIS (173 patients)
DEBRIDEMENT (172 patients)
CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE (166 patients)
MUSCLE SPASMS (166 patients)
DRUG INEFFECTIVE (161 patients)
INFECTION (159 patients)
DECREASED APPETITE (157 patients)
RASH (155 patients)
DEEP VEIN THROMBOSIS (154 patients)
DENTAL CARIES (152 patients)
IMPAIRED HEALING (150 patients)
BLOOD GLUCOSE INCREASED (149 patients)
WEIGHT INCREASED (149 patients)
BLOOD CHOLESTEROL INCREASED (148 patients)
HYPERLIPIDAEMIA (148 patients)
ABDOMINAL PAIN UPPER (147 patients)
HAEMOGLOBIN DECREASED (147 patients)
DIABETES MELLITUS (141 patients)
PRIMARY SEQUESTRUM (140 patients)
RESPIRATORY FAILURE (139 patients)
BONE PAIN (138 patients)
MYALGIA (138 patients)
MITRAL VALVE INCOMPETENCE (138 patients)
RENAL FAILURE ACUTE (137 patients)
INTERVERTEBRAL DISC PROTRUSION (137 patients)
MALAISE (135 patients)
CONVULSION (134 patients)
MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN (133 patients)
VISION BLURRED (132 patients)
TOOTH FRACTURE (131 patients)
SEPSIS (129 patients)
OSTEOPOROSIS (129 patients)
TREMOR (128 patients)
CONDITION AGGRAVATED (128 patients)
OSTEOPENIA (127 patients)
CHOLELITHIASIS (127 patients)
PALPITATIONS (126 patients)
RIB FRACTURE (126 patients)
SUICIDAL IDEATION (126 patients)
BLOOD PRESSURE INCREASED (125 patients)
CARDIAC DISORDER (124 patients)
GASTRITIS (124 patients)
METASTASES TO BONE (122 patients)
THROMBOCYTOPENIA (122 patients)
ASTHMA (121 patients)
HIATUS HERNIA (121 patients)
NECK PAIN (121 patients)
TOOTH LOSS (119 patients)
SOMNOLENCE (119 patients)
ANGINA PECTORIS (118 patients)
TRANSIENT ISCHAEMIC ATTACK (117 patients)
ERYTHEMA (115 patients)
BURSITIS (115 patients)
GASTROINTESTINAL HAEMORRHAGE (115 patients)
AMNESIA (114 patients)
HYPOKALAEMIA (114 patients)
HYPERGLYCAEMIA (113 patients)
CONTUSION (113 patients)
CATARACT (113 patients)
MEMORY IMPAIRMENT (113 patients)
CHEST DISCOMFORT (112 patients)
DEATH (112 patients)
DYSPEPSIA (111 patients)
CARDIOMEGALY (111 patients)
TOOTH DISORDER (110 patients)
HYPOPHAGIA (109 patients)
SYNCOPE (108 patients)
OEDEMA (107 patients)
PURULENT DISCHARGE (107 patients)
EXOSTOSIS (106 patients)
DEFORMITY (106 patients)
JOINT SWELLING (105 patients)
BONE DEBRIDEMENT (102 patients)
BALANCE DISORDER (102 patients)
HYPERHIDROSIS (102 patients)
DRY MOUTH (100 patients)
PULMONARY EMBOLISM (100 patients)
TRICUSPID VALVE INCOMPETENCE (100 patients)
DIVERTICULUM (100 patients)
ENDODONTIC PROCEDURE (99 patients)
HYPOXIA (98 patients)
ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION (97 patients)
LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS (97 patients)
EAR PAIN (95 patients)
RENAL FAILURE CHRONIC (94 patients)
UPPER RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTION (94 patients)
HOT FLUSH (93 patients)
ARTHRITIS (92 patients)
DYSURIA (92 patients)
MUSCULAR WEAKNESS (92 patients)
RECTAL HAEMORRHAGE (91 patients)
SLEEP APNOEA SYNDROME (91 patients)
MOUTH ULCERATION (91 patients)
ABDOMINAL DISTENSION (90 patients)
ATELECTASIS (90 patients)
PRURITUS (89 patients)
HAEMORRHOIDS (89 patients)
SPINAL COLUMN STENOSIS (88 patients)
PANCYTOPENIA (88 patients)
ASPARTATE AMINOTRANSFERASE INCREASED (88 patients)
HAEMATOCRIT DECREASED (88 patients)
STOMATITIS (88 patients)
SCOLIOSIS (87 patients)
THROMBOSIS (87 patients)
DISABILITY (86 patients)
LUMBAR SPINAL STENOSIS (86 patients)
TOOTHACHE (86 patients)
GINGIVAL SWELLING (84 patients)
ALANINE AMINOTRANSFERASE INCREASED (84 patients)
PULMONARY OEDEMA (84 patients)
ABASIA (83 patients)
GINGIVAL PAIN (83 patients)
TACHYCARDIA (83 patients)
MENTAL STATUS CHANGES (83 patients)
JAW OPERATION (81 patients)
FEELING ABNORMAL (81 patients)
TOOTH ABSCESS (81 patients)
ABDOMINAL DISCOMFORT (80 patients)
GENERAL PHYSICAL HEALTH DETERIORATION (80 patients)
MUSCULOSKELETAL DISCOMFORT (80 patients)
DECREASED INTEREST (79 patients)
SWELLING FACE (79 patients)
HYPERCHOLESTEROLAEMIA (78 patients)
SPINAL COMPRESSION FRACTURE (77 patients)
DENTAL OPERATION (77 patients)
MALIGNANT NEOPLASM PROGRESSION (77 patients)
CHILLS (77 patients)
EMPHYSEMA (77 patients)
NERVOUSNESS (77 patients)
HERPES ZOSTER (76 patients)
CENTRAL VENOUS CATHETERISATION (76 patients)
PERIODONTITIS (76 patients)
STAPHYLOCOCCAL INFECTION (75 patients)
HAEMORRHAGE (75 patients)
LUNG NEOPLASM (75 patients)
ROTATOR CUFF SYNDROME (74 patients)
PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCT COMPLAINT (74 patients)
NEUTROPENIA (74 patients)
PULMONARY HYPERTENSION (74 patients)
ADVERSE EVENT (73 patients)
CYST (73 patients)
HAEMATOCHEZIA (72 patients)
LETHARGY (72 patients)
TYPE 2 DIABETES MELLITUS (72 patients)
HEPATIC STEATOSIS (71 patients)
BONE LESION (71 patients)
WALKING AID USER (71 patients)
BONE DENSITY DECREASED (71 patients)
DIVERTICULUM INTESTINAL (70 patients)
ABSCESS (70 patients)
TENDERNESS (70 patients)
NEPHROLITHIASIS (70 patients)
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| Issue | Description / Topic | Timestamp |
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| QUESTION HYPOTENSION | Sweat is the obvious mnnear in which the body loses water, while exhaling also leads to loss of via water via vapor. During physical exercise, both routes have a purpose, and dehydraytion becomes a a problem. Fatigue is the first symptom of dehydration: (the often-stated 1 -2% of loss causing a loss of performance is not supported by any research evidence. Actually, most marathon winners finish with more than 1-2% of loss).a0 A 7% loss can lead to a likely collapse. | 2015-07-13 02:22:32 |
| QUESTION PAIN IN JAW | Patients and physicians often don't see the dagenr of a drug because they see limited information. The FDA sees most everything and can weigh benefit to risk. Even if a drug had no side effects in half the population and killed the other half, 50% of people would think the drug is fine. The old colchicine, pulled off the market last year is a great example. It killed hundreds of people because it was not regulated. The new colchicine formulation, FDA approved, actually removed toxic compounds found in the old versions. People complain about the efforts to make drugs safe, but if a drug is not safe, it should not be on the market. | 2015-07-13 02:42:34 |
| QUESTION DYSPHAGIA | I took Darvocet for 14 years to help with the pain of rheumatoid artiihtrs. Unlike EVERY OTHER prescription I have taken for my artiihtrs, I never had one side effect from Darvocet and never had to increase my dose. I had no problems with any kind of withdrawal when I had to stop taking it so I obviously had no addiction to it. I am allergic to codeine so my choices for pain relief are minimal, at best. As far as I am concerned, this is a crime. | 2015-07-13 03:14:21 |
| QUESTION GASTROOESOPHAGEAL REFLUX DISEASE | As a newly inducted mebemr to the acid reflux disease club, yes, it sucks. No coffee, tea, alchohol, dairy, red meat, citrus, spicy, all the stuff I really enjoy. | 2015-07-13 04:24:00 |
| QUESTION OSTEOPENIA | This is where your readers can conmemt on your articles. The conmemts can be managed on the back-end of your site just by logging in and going to the conmemts page. You can edit or delete reader's conmemts if you choose. | 2015-07-13 05:48:55 |
| QUESTION DEHYDRATION | I have had to be on basically every type of pain mdcieation there is due to numerous surgery's. I've never had any type of reaction to any of them but was put on darvocet after a dental procedure. Not even a day later I was put in the hospital for an unusall rapid heart beat and severe anxiety. Thats not a crime? | 2015-07-13 06:33:26 |
| QUESTION SUICIDAL IDEATION | There are many other medications out there that can help with the pain of arhirttis. As the article states, the efficacy of propxyphene is questionable at best. Being a pharmacist, I am well know that the side effects of this medication in many cases far out weight the benefits. The market is a safer place because this is now banned. | 2015-07-13 07:13:07 |
| QUESTION MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION | They seem to have given up dark chocolate and red wine in favor of smkniog and whatever food is making them fat. As women don't usually present with the normal chest pain symptoms when they are having an AMI (like complaining about kidney pain) is the drastic jump in percentages partly due to better/earlier identification of the women having heart attacks? Was there always this many heart attacks and we were just missing them? | 2015-07-13 07:36:39 |
| QUESTION INTERVERTEBRAL DISC DEGENERATION | Hi! I am hoping you can help us. Our litlte man, Barney, went down (IVDD) on June 1, 2012. I emailed you about Frankie the end of July, and mentioned him. Our vet has advised us to purchase a set of wheels for him. We had saved almost all the money for the chair, when our daughter (she is 18) called home from work (she works in a vet's office) one day to say that a lady had brought in an 8 month old dachshund that was extremely emaciated. The lady is a single mom with three children. We agreed to help pay for the test/surgery to help the litlte guy and keep him from being put down. The lady ended up giving the dog to us to foster until he is healthy enough to be adopted. One thing led to another and we have spent a litlte over $500 on this puppy. He is getting better now that they have removed a corn cob from his intestines! (Be careful what children feed your pets!) We are now trying to find our Barney a set of used wheels, but have been unsuccessful finding any. If possible, could you please let us know if anyone has any they want to sell? Your help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you so much, Michelle | 2015-07-13 08:41:57 |
| QUESTION HYPOAESTHESIA | Articles like this really grease the shafts of kneeowdgl. | 2015-07-13 08:47:58 |
| QUESTION ANXIETY | Yeah that's what I'm talking about baiyb-n-ce work! | 2015-07-13 10:07:39 |
| QUESTION ANXIETY | Yeah that's what I'm talking about baiyb-n-ce work! | 2015-07-13 10:07:42 |
| QUESTION ASTHENIA | Hi Rakesh,Congratulations on successfully ptoisng your first article to SCIY!Some feedback:1) Please be sure to copy paste a short summary of your articles into the excerpt box. This is what will appear on SCIY's Main Page, and folks can then read the rest of the article by clicking on the more bb link. (I did this for you.)2) Also, it's very important that you provide a working link from the title of the article to the original source you copied it from. This is the exchange common on the Web when copying copyrighted articles, since doing so can increase the source's website stats via people clicking on the link we provide on SCIY. (I've done this for you.)3) Be sure to make sure that all the hotlinks included in your posted articles in fact work. E.g., I noticed that the link you provided to this article's author was broken. Please fix this.Thanks Rakesh,~ ronjon | 2015-07-13 11:51:15 |
| QUESTION BONE PAIN | Sharp thkgiinn! Thanks for the answer. | 2015-07-13 12:25:02 |
| QUESTION WEIGHT INCREASED | This makes eveinthryg so completely painless. | 2015-07-13 12:42:30 |
| QUESTION DEBRIDEMENT | They work very similarly and are very close in comupond makeup but the Vicodin is slightly stronger. The vicodin is probably more addictive but both are very equal because both are schedule III drugs. The range is schedule I to V (roman numerals). Schedule I is the illicit drugs like marijuana and cocaine. Schedule II is your morphone, percocet and oxycontins. Schedule III is your Vicodin, Tylenol 3 and so forth. Schedule IV is your Darvocet and Scheudle V is your over the counter cough medicines. Schedule I is the most addictive with Schedule V being the least addictive. Your drugs are both Schedule III's so they're midrange.If you have a codeine allergy you are more likely than not to be allergic to Tylenol 3 and Vicodin, but its rare. Most people complain of upset stomach this is not an allergy. An allergy to a drug is if you have trouble breathing and develop a rash. | 2015-07-13 13:49:57 |
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| QUESTION CARDIAC FAILURE CONGESTIVE | plan to take the vitamins I left benhid about the time my benhid starting growing. And, I was sent Slim Select which uses saffron to abate hunger. I have no idea if it really works but knowing I am putting | 2016-02-13 16:55:35 |
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